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    get_particles

    When editing inside the simulate_particles compounds this may be used to access the particles object on the particle solver object.

    Inputs

    solver_object

    This should be connected to the internal solver_object inside a simulate_particles compound.

    Outputs

    particles

    This is the particle geometry that contains all the particles, and which is also the output of the simulate_particles compound.

    Parent page: Particles

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