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How do I mark the lines which surround/are connected to a surface?
*createmark lines 1 'by surfs' 1 2 3
...doesn't work for me.
Regards, Stefan
For surface edges (not lines) you can use this:
*createmark surfaces 1 ...
*findmark surfaces 1 113 1 lines 0 2
This gives you in mark 2 (hm_getmark lines 2) the edge IDs.
Please check the help page of *findmark for details on the third parameter (here 113)
Regards
. . . *findmark surfaces 1 113 1 lines 0 2 . . . Please check the help page of *findmark for details on the third parameter (here 113)
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Hello Stefan,
When I check the HM v10 help, I find the third parameter for *findmark is 'function' & has permissible values of 0 & 1. Could you please provide further details regarding you use of the values 113.
Thanks,
Paul
Stefan
there are several ways to accomplish that:
hm_createmark lines 1 'by surface' $surfaceList;set linesList [hm_getmark lines 1];
where surfaceList contains the ids of surfaces.
or you could use 'hm_getsurfaceedges'. check the hM help for a this command usage
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