Geode-Conversion is a proprietary OpenGeode module that provides robust conversion algorithms for volumetric and surface meshes and boundary representations. It is part of the Geode-solutions ecosystem, currently at version 6.5.21, and maintains a frequent release cadence, often with updates released monthly or bi-monthly.
pip install Geode-ConversionVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
This quickstart demonstrates the basic import of `geode_conversion`. Note that `geode-conversion` is a proprietary module from Geode-solutions and requires a valid license to unlock its full functionality. Without a license, many operations will likely fail or be unavailable. You typically contact Geode-solutions for license information.
Refer to the Geode-solutions documentation and migration guides for the specific OpenGeode SDK version when upgrading. Test your application thoroughly after package updates.
Contact Geode-solutions directly via Slack or email to obtain a license file and follow their instructions for its setup (e.g., via an environment variable like `GEODE_LICENSE_PATH`).
When encountering complex issues, consult the OpenGeode documentation, which is primarily C++ focused, and consider engaging with the Geode-solutions community (e.g., via Slack) for support.
Ensure the package is installed in your active Python environment: `pip install Geode-Conversion`.
Obtain a valid license from Geode-solutions and ensure it is correctly placed and accessible (e.g., via the `GEODE_LICENSE_PATH` environment variable) as per their documentation. Contact Geode-solutions support if the issue persists.
Verify that your input mesh data is correctly loaded and parsed into the expected Geode-solutions data structure before attempting to pass it to conversion functions. Consult OpenGeode examples for proper data loading and manipulation.