Dear support,
I am trying to mark cells with a certain quality range for visualization and assessment of the grid. So far the only utility in pyfluent that allows to do this is the method mark_faces_by_quality.
For instance, if we run the following command:
meshing.meshing_utilities.mark_faces_by_quality(face_zone_name_pattern='*', quality_measure='Skewness', quality_limit=0.5, append_marking=False)
We get the cells whose skewness is from 0 to 0.5. However that is the good range, the skewness near 0 means that the cells have a good quality so the idea would be to mark the other range (from 0.5 to 1). I couldn't find any command within pyfluent to invert the range o invert the marked cells.
How could I do it?
