thanks guys. In the end I went for loops, and even created a handy function
that builds a dictionary with component ID -> cluster mappings. It is not
super fast, and it only supports 1 to 1 relationships, but served well for
its purpose. I just need one call, so I stored everything into an ice
If you are using python, you can get all clusters elements with
Cluster.Elements and then search in that list with 'if .. in", that would
save you from looping through all the elements.
But, since you can have one poly index in multiple clusters you'll still
need to loop through all the
Depends how the polygon is referenced in your code.
A Polygon is a geometry component and part of the object's primitive. A
Cluster is a type of metadata and lives outside the geometry, but makes
references to parts of the geometry. Most methods provided in the SDK work
in a top-down
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