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How to get solid operation substraction volumn?
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2018-10-26 07:48 AM - last edited on 2022-10-05 01:33 PM by Daniel Kassai
2018-10-26
07:48 AM
Hi,
I cut an entity element with a mesh and a column. Now I want to get the mesh hole volumn through the API functions.How to get it?
I cut an entity element with a mesh and a column. Now I want to get the mesh hole volumn through the API functions.How to get it?
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2018-11-20 12:21 PM
2018-11-20
12:21 PM
leilei wrote:Hi,
Hi,
I cut an entity element with a mesh and a column. Now I want to get the mesh hole volumn through the API functions.How to get it?
There's no function on the API to give you that. What you can do is to get the volume of the mesh before and after the cutout, and subtract the two.
Best, Akos
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2018-11-20 12:21 PM
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leilei wrote:Hi,
Hi,
I cut an entity element with a mesh and a column. Now I want to get the mesh hole volumn through the API functions.How to get it?
There's no function on the API to give you that. What you can do is to get the volume of the mesh before and after the cutout, and subtract the two.
Best, Akos
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2018-11-20 12:34 PM
2018-11-20
12:34 PM
Hi Akos,
Yes, I created a new mesh with the same mesh and deleted it after getting the original volume.
Yes, I created a new mesh with the same mesh and deleted it after getting the original volume.