Polygonize multiple volumes?

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Is there a way to polygonize multiple volumes after extracting, after import and separate?

I have been performing this task one-at-a-time, and it seems there would be a way to automate this process. 

[[DW...]]

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 You can record your actions with the built in Python editor and then tweak. Have you ever used the editor to script before?

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I have not found time to give the Python editor the time needed to get this under my feet. 

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 Can you elaborate on the process you are trying to automate? Like the exact workflow?

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Typical process would be:

• import multi-sample scan
• Reduce Vol Size
• extract vol areas automatically
• polygonize each of the separated volumes
• select each mesh individually (except for first) "copy selected points" and drag copied below in explorer window, add as stage to first ("Part1")

[[Ti...]]

Looks like you have 1 volume, with 3 parts.  

Polygonize them all at once. Then separate each mesh.

[[Br...]]

I was unaware you could do that! That will help, would still like to end up with automated process for all steps, but this is extremely helpful 🙂 Thanks! 

[[Ti...]]

Open the python editor once you have the volume loaded. Record. Then polygonize the use the picker tool to box off the first mesh, invert, ctrl-delete, export mesh. 

Save box coordinates in a excel file.  Learn to code in python and loop thru all coordinates.

[[Fe...]]

What version do you have? If it's Volume Inspect Pro 2022, I can analyze the script I'm using on my end.

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Hello all, I am using Zeiss Inspect 2025, appreciate all the direction here, going to find time to dig into Python, appreciate the alternative tips in the meantime