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This introduces support for running NICE in direct mode from the plasma shape editor. A new radio button allows switching between NICE inverse and direct modes. To use direct mode, the path to the NICE MUSCLE3 executable must be provided.
Coil currents from the most recent run are preserved, enabling a workflow where NICE is first run in inverse mode to estimate coil currents, followed by manual adjustments in direct mode for higher precision.
Note: NICE direct mode exhibits nondeterministic behavior. Repeated runs with identical settings do not always produce consistent results—starting from coil currents obtained via inverse mode may sometimes converge to the expected shape, but in other cases may fail to converge.