Configuration Menu: Many more features of the simulation can be controlled through the configuration menu, which is accessed through the configure button. Upon pressing this button, you will see a menu with three choices: Hysteresis Model, Loop View, and Lattice View. The latter two allow you to change some properites of the display. The first allows you to control all aspects of the model.

Under the Hysteresis Model menu, there are seven options:

	Goal Field	Enter numbers here to precisely control the external magnetic field. When a number is entered, the magnetic field will be slowly increased until it reaches the entered value.
	Disorder	This sets the degree of disorder in the lattice.
	Dimensions	Use this parameter to adjust the dimensionality of the lattice. Any number of dimensions greater than or equal to two is valid. (But higher dimensions will take much more memory, and run much slower.
	Width	Adjust the width of the simulation. Any number of spins is valid, but the larger the simulation, the slower it will run.
	Seeds Up	This creates a single row of spins preflipped to point up. This facilitates the seeding of the first avalanches in two dimensions, and drastically changes the effects of the finite size of the simultation. This option may be true or false
	Seeds Down	This has the same effect as the Seeds Up option, except that the row of preflipped spins points down. The two options can be used simultaneously.
	Lorenzian	When this option is false, the simulation uses a gaussian distribution of random fields. When this option is true, the simulation uses a Lorenzian distribution of random fields. Because the Lorenzian distribution decays much more slowly than the gaussian distribution, there are many more spins with large local fields to seed the early avalanches. Right now, it is necessary to zoom in on the hysteresis loop when using the lorenzian distribution, because the interesting behavior occurs in only a small fraction of the range of fields.