Hirshfeld surface analysis (HSA) is a widely used method for graphically visualizing interactions in molecular crystals, though it can also be applied to researchers can intuitively examine the full range of interactions between the molecule and its surrounding environment. For a more detailed discussion, readers may refer to the review by Spackman et al. Additionally, we have extended HSA to Becke surface analysis, which replaces the Hirshfeld weighting function with the Becke weighting function. A key advantage of Becke surface analysis is its applicability in all cases, whereas Hirshfeld surfaces cannot be generated in regions where electron density is zero (i.e., far from any atom).