Hi Corbin,
To add to Daniel's suggestion, you could also associated some generic
data structures to your cell that you could store the multi-material id
data in, and query it as you like. I can think of three different ways
to do this:
1. Directly attach your data structure to each cell's
Corbin,
if you have a maximal range for either of the two material ranges you could
just compute a single material ID by
material_id = material_id1 * max_material_id2 + material_id2
material_id2 = material_id % max_material_id2
material_id1 = material_id / max_material_id2
Best,
Daniel
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Hello all,
I've read the documentation on material ID and it's not clear to me if
there's a way to define more than one material ID. This could be helpful
when wanting to isolate elements that correspond to the same material, but
also when looking to isolate elements of different materials
