Drawing VECTORS in VESTA - [TUTORIAL #6]

In this new tutorial on VESTA I demonstrate, how to draw vectors/arrows from different atomic sites.
Hope you find it useful!
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[@yanaungmoe6294]

Thank you so much buddy, wish you a successful life.

[@maedeh2979]

Thanks for this tutorial. It is very helpful.

[@dwiunzilaastuti1942]

is this the same as drawing the direction of spin up and down?

[@enesiomarinhodasilvajunior8595]

It was very helpful! Thank you so much!

[@one4allall4one56]

We can notice that the some arrows are pointing to the direction perpendicular to [1,0,0]...

[@RajendraSingh-bz2hu]

Thanks a lot.

[@joelbobadilla5729]

Thank you so much!

[@sikambrsicambrian4691]

How can you change the size of the arrowheads?

[@rahulsuresh373]

Can you share a tutorial on 2√3×2√3 R30° phase of Au(111)?

[@amelmerrad8270]

thanks but haw to do antiferromagnetique to cubic

[@kkm5384]

how is this useful? what occasion we would draw these vectors?

[@PhysWhiz]

This is useful when preparing illustrations for manuscript. With this you can show arrows to represent magnetic/electric field or forces or strain or pressure or plane or anything.
One could add such arrows with PowerPoint too, but that would be a 2d overlay. This will give you a good 3d figure.

[@kkm5384]

@@PhysWhiz Thank you.