regions#
- class ansys.fluent.core.generated.v261.meshing.meshing_workflow.Root.application.graphics.regions(service, rules, path)#
Bases:
PyMenuregions group.
Methods:
__init__(service, rules, path)__init__ method of PyMenu class.
Classes:
draw_all(service, rules, command[, path])draw_all command.
draw_dead(service, rules, command[, path])draw_dead command.
draw_fluid(service, rules, command[, path])draw_fluid command.
draw_solid(service, rules, command[, path])draw_solid command.
- __init__(service, rules, path)#
__init__ method of PyMenu class.
- class draw_all(service, rules, command, path=None)#
Bases:
PyCommanddraw_all command.
- Returns:
Methods:
Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
- create_instance()#
Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
The returned
PyArgumentswrapper exposes the operation’s arguments for inspection and state updates. Its lifetime is registered with the underlying service so command-argument resources can be released when the wrapper is deleted.
- class draw_dead(service, rules, command, path=None)#
Bases:
PyCommanddraw_dead command.
- Returns:
Methods:
Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
- create_instance()#
Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
The returned
PyArgumentswrapper exposes the operation’s arguments for inspection and state updates. Its lifetime is registered with the underlying service so command-argument resources can be released when the wrapper is deleted.
- class draw_fluid(service, rules, command, path=None)#
Bases:
PyCommanddraw_fluid command.
- Returns:
Methods:
Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
- create_instance()#
Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
The returned
PyArgumentswrapper exposes the operation’s arguments for inspection and state updates. Its lifetime is registered with the underlying service so command-argument resources can be released when the wrapper is deleted.
- class draw_solid(service, rules, command, path=None)#
Bases:
PyCommanddraw_solid command.
- Returns:
Methods:
Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
- create_instance()#
Create a command-argument instance for this operation.
The returned
PyArgumentswrapper exposes the operation’s arguments for inspection and state updates. Its lifetime is registered with the underlying service so command-argument resources can be released when the wrapper is deleted.