The following files contain representative configurations of the simulation from the Prussian Blue analogues. Each configuration is represented by a file like "2/for_site/J2_1.5_T_8.33.json" where 1.5 is the value of J' and 8.33 is the value of the Monte Carlo temperature.

The files are in .json format and within the file the lattice is presented at a path ["lattice"] and is an array with the dimensions 24x24x24 filled with values 1, 0 and -1. In this file 1 represents a site occupied by a hexacyanometallate, -1 represents a vacancy, and 0 represents the second metal cite which is always occupied.

The percolation network of each of this files can be visualised in a browser. For this the folder should be hosted on a web server. The easiest way to do this is to use python by typing

> python -m "SimpleHTTPServer"

or an equivalent command in the folder. Once running all the configurations could be accessed using any browser at an adress

http://localhost:8000/Draw_percolation.html#

The page allows to show the network of connected vacancies in 3 dimensions (using three.js) for any of the calculated configurations.