Hi Gopi,
Use the method SetWireframe for a ChTriangleMeshShape (default is False). For example:
import pychrono.core as chrono
…
mesh_shape = chrono. ChTriangleMeshShape()
mesh_shape.SetWireframe(True)
--Radu
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Hi Gopi,
There are Python FEA demos that show this. For example: demo_FEA_shells.py
There is no documentation specific to PyChrono. Consult the C++ reference documentation (https://api.projectchrono.org/) and the numerous C++ demos (https://github.com/projectchrono/chrono/tree/main/src/demos). The Python syntax corresponds to the C++ syntax (of course, assuming that particular capability is wrapped in PyChrono – recall that not all Chrono functionality is available through Python).
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