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IsoSurface mesh

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    andrea_h
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    Hello everyone,

    I'm trying to create a mesh from an iso-surface without relying on its name to access it. When I use the following code:

    mesh = iso_surface_viewer.raw.CreateTriangleMeshFromIsoSurface()
    

    The mesh variable returns None, although the mesh itself is successfully created.

    Currently, I'm accessing the created mesh by doing something like this:

    ents = model.AllEntities()
    ISO_shell = ents['E(x,y,z,f0) - Iso-Surface Viewer (200.000000 V/m) 1']
    

    Is there a way to directly reference or store the created mesh in a variable, without having to query all entities by name afterward? Any tips or best practices would be greatly appreciated!

    Thanks in advance for your help!

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      this looks like a bug that we will fix for the next update fix release.

      I guess as a workaround you could list all the entities before, and after calling CreateTriangleMeshFromIsoSurface and find the difference, i.e. the one created by the function

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        Hello! Thank you for your quick answer 🙂 I'll do that in the meantime

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