Examples and API reference

After the quickstart, there are two main ways to keep learning the library.

Example gallery

Use the Example gallery when you want:

• tutorial-style examples

• beginner tutorials that introduce one core operation at a time

• longer workflows with plots or rendered outputs

• usage patterns that are easier to understand from complete scripts

The gallery now starts with a basic path through the library:

1. create a TensorMesh from PyVista

2. compute cell volumes on a volume mesh

3. extract a boundary surface

4. compute enclosed volume on a watertight surface

5. transfer data between points and cells

6. inspect oriented face area vectors

The gallery is also split into two sections:

• Basic tutorials for this guided path

• Advanced examples for optimization and richer end-to-end workflows

API reference

Use the API reference when you want:

• exact public symbols

• function and class signatures

• docstring-level details for specific methods

Suggested reading order

If you are new to the project, the practical order is:

1. Quickstart

2. Example gallery

3. API reference

Within the gallery, finish Basic tutorials before moving to Advanced examples. When the gallery answers the “how” but not the “what exactly”, switch to the API reference.