Hi, unfortunately most algorithms (this one included) do not have the option to mute their info messages. So I don't think there is a way to suppress this kind of output in the console. As for the possible options for the Update() function, there is only one: overwrite=True/False, to determine the behavior of the exporter if the target file already exists. The Update() function is the equivalent of clicking the Refresh button in the algorithm in the GUI: it triggers the algorithm. If the API Browser is lacking, you can find more information (like the function signature) by typing e.g. help(excel_exporter.Update) in the Console.

@jasper-goethals hei im new here, for sim4life Light v7.. still cant use Tkinter so use another module PyQt5 its not best solution but its work for me

This works indeed! Thanks a lot!

I am not sure to be honest why that was an issue for me with that specific version only, I installed the new version and it was there so problem solved!

@mkn how about you post your code. maybe somebody will show you where the bug is

@Sylvain OK, thank you for the answer.

@sayimgokyar Note to myself: Press right-click on fields on output window and "refresh" button after setting up everything.

Thanks @montanaro!

Hello Aiping, Bellow is a small example which might help you. import s4l_v1 as s4l import XCoreModeling import random radius = 0.1 points = list() for ii in range(20): points.append(s4l.Vec3(random.randrange(0,20), random.randrange(0,20), random.randrange(0,20))) spline = XCoreModeling.CreateSpline(points) wire = XCoreModeling.ThickenWire(spline, radius) Regards, Spuky

Easiest way is to right click on your simulation and click on 'To Python..' Run this to make sure it works. It should create a new simulation with the exact same parameters. You can then change whichever parameter you like and run it again Note: If I remember correctly, if you use 'To Python', a lot of the default settings won't show up in the code. if they don't show up (like the boundary condition),change them to some non-default value in your simulation before using 'To Python'.

@sylvain Thank you for the advice Sylvain! I have tried doing as you suggested and using the StartNotebook.bat does start a Jupyter Server. Unfortunately, if I start a new Notebook and try to import a Sim4Life module, I again get a pop-up called FlexNet License Finder wanting the location of either the license or the license server. [image: 1635149028735-a490c780-3a1d-41ad-a116-8b2c43ada34b-image.png] Just to be sure I have tried doing so on different computers to try and rule out a faulty installation, however the issue persists. I can confirm that there are no problems with using Sim4Life’s GUI or using the integrated scripter/console. I did take a closer look at the Sim4Life console though and noticed that upon start up the following message is displayed: [image: 1635149042209-8493be54-bcd1-4c7e-ad7d-5abb95b186e3-image.png] So perhaps this is a license issue after all?

this is extremely useful! thanks a lot.