The reason why I went back to molden is that it lets you produce densities from orbitals and occupation data. In my case I wanted to compute hole/particle densities (which are similar to the attachment/detachment densities but for general wavefunctions not quite the same) as weighted sums over the natural transition orbitals.
And since I like to do my density plotting in VMD, I can also ask molden to export cube files, which I can open in VMD. And then I can plot at the hole density ...
... and the particle density ...
... the way I like to do this.
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