Hi Luc,

This has been covered on the forum, and here is a link to that posting. 

https://my.zemax.com/en-US/forum/threads/034aafd1-3d96-ea11-a811-000d3a329613

I will keep an eye out for further information that may help, but this should give you the standard information you need.

Kevin

Hi Luc,

I found some additional information on extracting x,y,z positions from an object as detector that might be relevant for you. 

It can be pulled for Detector Objects under the FaceData interface:

You can use this interface to pull data on the vertices that make up the faces which will provide you with the intersection points for each pixel. Here’s an example of the code from that interface in use:

obj7 = TheNCE.GetObjectAt(7);

numFaces = obj7.GetFacetedObjectData().NumberOfFaces; % There are 12 faces

% Face 0 data

obj7.GetFacetedObjectData().CurrentFace = 0;

obj7_Face0 = obj7.GetFacetedObjectData();

% Number of vertices = 3

[x01, y01, z01] = obj7.GetFacetedObjectData().GetVertex(1);

[x02, y02, z02] = obj7.GetFacetedObjectData().GetVertex(2);

[x03, y03, z03] = obj7.GetFacetedObjectData().GetVertex(3);

Hi Kevin,

Thank you very much for all the replies, this provides exactly what I need! For the python users that find this post, the following should work (and can be extended for obtaining Flux):

With `DetectorObject` being a  NCE Detector Object and `np`  the common abbreviation for the imported numpy package (import numpy as np)

Best,

Luc