Marco Musy

> Well, you can get the element vertices that way, but the intersection is not always at the 'midpoint', it can be anywhere, so, if the cells are "big", it...

I think that should be possible: the `DeleteCell()` call only flags a cell for deletion and the actual work is done by `RemoveDeletedCells()`. But I dont know which one is...

Thanks both!! This is absolutely fantastic... I could not debug myself that one :) I think though the +1 should not be there (rather you should subtract 1 from the...

Should now be fixed by #1093 @jo-mueller @JeffreyWardman

Hi, if you do CTRL-C focusing on the terminal that should terminate the app (maybe after some delay). CTRL-C focusing on the rendering window will do nothing (although it would...

Hi - yes this is how VTK works, it interpolates the values to the new created vertices (which must be created to match the cutting plane surface): ```py import numpy...

you can grab the resulting array and threshold it manually in python/numpy. Or check out examples: ```examples/basic/mesh_threshold.py```

the only thing that comes up to my mind is again the `.add_ids()` ...

you right-click and drag the mouse.

Sure you can access it by ``` myobj.transform ``` and ``` myobj.transform.matrix ``` To apply a trasformation to a specific object [you can use](https://vedo.embl.es/autodocs/content/vedo/vedo/core.html#PointAlgorithms.apply_transform) ``` myobj.apply_transform(...) ```