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This is an awesome project! Thanks a lot for taking so much effort to make it open-source!
I was wondering about two things which may be closely related:
Is it possible to introduce "custom" objects like a waveguide with a rough/scattering surface that is a bit more complex by side-loading a numpy matrix of refractive indices
What is the easiest way to "export" the refractive indices as a rendered matrix (e.g. 2D numpy array with spatially varying refractive indices)
From what I understand, one has to define the object e.g. waveguide by placing geometrical primitives (e.g. rectangular), but maybe I missed a detail here.
Thanks a lot!
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This is an awesome project! Thanks a lot for taking so much effort to make it open-source!
I was wondering about two things which may be closely related:
From what I understand, one has to define the object e.g. waveguide by placing geometrical primitives (e.g. rectangular), but maybe I missed a detail here.
Thanks a lot!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: