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In the README.md, it is suggested that to ensure that the vertices of each element are arranged in a counter-clockwise fashion, one simply uses the command points, cells = fix_mesh(points, cells). I had the error of two many values to unpack. Upon investigation, I could see that fix_mesh returns three outputs. To fix this in my own code, I simply changed it to
points, cells, jx = fix_mesh(points, cells)
Sorry, just thought others would find that helpful. (I have changed that in mine, and will submit a pull request once I am satisfied with other edits I have made.
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In the README.md, it is suggested that to ensure that the vertices of each element are arranged in a counter-clockwise fashion, one simply uses the command
points, cells = fix_mesh(points, cells)
. I had the error of two many values to unpack. Upon investigation, I could see thatfix_mesh
returns three outputs. To fix this in my own code, I simply changed it topoints, cells, jx = fix_mesh(points, cells)
Sorry, just thought others would find that helpful. (I have changed that in mine, and will submit a pull request once I am satisfied with other edits I have made.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: