Python Script: extrude multiple surfaces to volumes

Hello Kunyu,

Indeed Samet's suggestion is how I would do it. The problem is that g_i.Polygon_i is read first by Python and if you check on PLAXIS side the Polygon_i does not exist an an object. I understand of course that you try to say, first Polygon_1, then Polygon_2 with the range function but indeed the other suggestion is better.

Remember that the g_i.Surfaces behaves as a list, so you can also slice it to handle part of it. So, g_i.Surfaces[2:10] will consider the third object up to the 10th object in g_i.Surfaces listable.

Hello Kunyu,

Indeed Samet's suggestion is how I would do it. The problem is that g_i.Polygon_i is read first by Python and if you check on PLAXIS side the Polygon_i does not exist an an object. I understand of course that you try to say, first Polygon_1, then Polygon_2 with the range function but indeed the other suggestion is better.

Remember that the g_i.Surfaces behaves as a list, so you can also slice it to handle part of it. So, g_i.Surfaces[2:10] will consider the third object up to the 10th object in g_i.Surfaces listable.

Hi Stefanos,

Thanks for your detailed explanation!