Interface themes
The color theme of the windows is chosen in Edit > Preferences > Interface, Interface theme. The theme is applied immediately; click Apply and Save to keep it for the next sessions.
EasyHybrid default: the system GTK theme (the original look).
Scientific Ribbon: dark navy.
Graphite: dark, orange accent.
Nord: dark, frost accent.
Slate: light, blue accent.
High contrast: black and yellow.
Dark themes also lighten the toolbar icons so they stay visible.
Figure 1: Edit > Preferences > Interface, with the interface theme, toolbar icons and autosave options.
Toolbar icons
In the same section, Toolbar icons chooses the icons of the main window toolbars: Modern (EasyHybrid 3.2) or Classic (EasyHybrid 3.1). The change is applied immediately (the Builder toolbar keeps its own icons); use Apply and Save to keep it.
Autosave
Temporary autosave: while there are unsaved changes, the session is saved periodically to a temporary .easy file (in the .tmp folder of EasyHybrid, or next to the session file once it has been saved).
Autosave interval (minutes) and Autosave every N changes: the autosave happens every N minutes or after N changes to the project, whichever comes first (defaults: 5 minutes, 20 changes).
Ask about unsaved/modified projects: asks for confirmation before closing a session with unsaved changes.
Fog (depth cue)
Fog fades distant atoms into the background color and improves the sense of depth in the 3D view. It is set in Edit > Preferences > Viewer > General > Fog, and changes are applied immediately.
Enable fog (depth cue): turns the fog on or off.
Intensity (%): how much fog is reached at the end point: 100 is fully background-colored (the original look), 0 is no fog.
Automatic range (default): the fog either covers a fixed depth in front of the far clipping plane (Far plane, the original behaviour, with an adjustable extent), or starts a given distance in front of the rotation center and ends at the far plane (Camera center – offset, with Offset before center (Å)), so that it follows the molecule instead of the clipping slab.
Custom range: Start (%) and End (%) are given as percentages of the visible depth (0 = near clipping plane, 100 = far clipping plane), so the fog follows zoom and slab changes.
Figure 2: Edit > Preferences > Viewer > General, with the fog (depth cue) options.