If I have
bpy.data.objects[someobject].data.faces[face_index]
how can I extract the indices of all edges that make up the face?
I can’t use
ob.data.edges[oneedge].vertices[1]
because for semplicity I prefer that the user (me) uses face selection.
Thanks
Paolo
Will the face that you want to be operated on be selected? If so, you could just loop through all the edges and get the indices of the ones that are selected(because if a face is selected, it’s edges are too). Kind of a round-about way of doing it but it would work.
no direct way to pass from face to edge? I got to think if there’s another way…
thanks
it won’t give you the edges index but you have the verts for each edges
and there is not necessarely a list of edges either!
if you make a primitive with verts and face i mean there is not an edge list as i know of !