This guide aims to demonstrate the primary functionalities of the EasyHybrid interface and provide an understanding of how they work.
Installation and setup
Overview
Installing on Linux
Installing on Windows (experimental version)
Setting xTB
Interface basics
Interface overview
Importing a new system
Selections
Selection lists and restraints
Harmonic restraints
Colors and representations
Cartoon representation
Molecular surfaces
Fixing atoms
Quantum chemistry (QC) and Hybrid Systems (QC/MM)
Charge corrections
Trajectory handler
Importing/exporting data
Interface themes and fog
AI control and assistants (Claude Code, local models)
Simulations
Single points and energy refinement
Geometry optimizations
Molecular dynamics
Normal modes
Reaction coordinate scans
Advanced reaction coordinate scans
Umbrella Sampling
Nudged elastic band (NEB)
Conjugate Peak Refinement (CPR)
Transition state search (Baker)
IRC / Reaction path
Excited states (MNDO-CI / MOM)
Remote machines (ssh, SLURM)
Analysis
Trajectory Alignment
Reimaging (Wrapping)
Distance, Angle, and Dihedrals
RMSD Tool
RMSF Analysis
RDF Analysis (g(r))
Box Density Analysis
Ramachandran Plot
Trajectory Analysis (DSSP, SASA, H-bonds, PCA, clustering...)
Potential energy landscape analysis (PES Analysis)
Normal modes and IR spectra
Weighted Histogram Analysis Method (WHAM)
Umbrella Sampling Browser
Orbitals and Surfaces
Molecular Properties (symmetry, CIP, ion mobility)
Cavities and Pockets
Miscellaneous
Hybrid QC/MM potentials
QC/MM and Charge Rescaling
Charges: Block Inspector, fragment-based, ESP and RESP
Force field tools (OPLS, DYFF, parameters)
DYFF manual
Solvation and system operations
Cell and Symmetry