(This issue did not affect images produced using the Copy command or the Graphics Exporter.) Fixed a bug with the scroller being drawn when the contents of the Diffraction Pane were dragged-and-dropped into another program.You can analyse phase purity, visualize diffraction from multi-phase mixtures, as well as working with the new diffraction techniques such as energy-dispersive and time-of-flight diffraction. Ideal for Understanding Real Diffraction! CrystalDiffract lets you combine simulated data for ideal crystals, with real diffraction data. You can simulate the effects of particle size/strain effects and induce structural changes in your sample, for example, editing site occupancies, unit cell parameters. The Parameters List lets you adjust individual settings in real time, simply by clicking-and-dragging a slider control. CrystalDiffract gives you full control over all aspects of the diffraction experiment, including radiation type,wavelength, peak profiles, baseline parameters and more.

Multiple patterns can be displayed in the same window, as films or graphs, then manipulated, measured, indexed and printed.Detailed listings of intensities, structure factors and other data can be generated as text files. CrystalDiffract reads from CrystalMaker files,and simulates powder diffraction patterns - fast. My goal is to build a page for every point release of MC since 5.5, including known bugs and workflow issues.CrystalDiffract is a program for understanding and visualizing x-ray and neutron powder diffraction patterns from crystals.ĭiffraction on your Desktop. Let me know any tweaks you'd like to see as well. My hope is to eventually take it off my own website and turn it into an AvidBlog which is updated continuously.īut in the meantime, if any of you are needing immediate info on versions of MC (current and past) as well as what point-releases of the Mac OS they run on, then I hope this helps. Yes it's a bit clunky (it's just a hobby) and corny being on my own website. Essentially when I'm in a crunch for time, it's the cheat sheet I've been using to moderate users here and on the Avid Editors of Facebook. It's a thumbnail-view of the Avid Version Matrix, but with the added feature of listing all of the MC versions qualified for each OS point release. Here is a resource for Mac-based Media Composer users (and some Windows users too):īy moderating, I've been compiling data on correct version environments for years from all the various readme files.

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