Kangaroo Mesh Extraction

When using Kangaroo 2, identifying the mesh output among other results can be challenging. Here are two effective solutions:
  1. Preserving Data Structure with the “Solver” component: use “Solver” component Since it preserves the data tree structure, you can easily pair it with the “Entwine” and “Tree Branch” components for organized output extraction.
  2. Filtering Mesh Outputs with the “Match Text” component: If you prefer using the “Bouncy Solver” and the data tree structure isn’t preserved, you can use the “Match Text” component to filter and isolate the mesh output efficiently.
Both approaches ensure smoother handling of complex outputs in parametric workflows.

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