Hi Guido,

That means there are five cells in that contour -- which may not be enough for your purposes, so do be careful that you consider that to be a resolved clump, as you may want to bump back a level or two.  The first axis of the fcoords array is the cell, and the second is the xyz axis.

You should be able to call .center_of_mass() on the contour object to see the center of mass of the object.

On Thu, Aug 11, 2022 at 5:35 PM Guido Granda Muñoz <guidogranda@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to obtain the coordinates of the highest density contour level in a region of a simulation. The code I'm using is the following:


import yt
from yt.units import *

loc='/fs/san11/enro/guido/cflows_gg/fixed_mesh_l9_supersonic/'
basename='cflows_gg_hdf5_plt_cnt_'
out_name='reg1_cg_lines_start_points'

n_s=10
n_e=10
d_n=1

nlines=7 # number of lines per plane dimension
## region ##
# region 1 #
xc=0.0
yc=1.0
zc=4.3
lx=3.0
ly=2.0
lz=2.0

center_r=[xc,yc,zc]*pc
left_r  =[xc-lx,yc-ly,zc-lz]*pc
right_r =[xc+lx,yc+ly,zc+lz]*pc
#### connected sets ###
levels=3
for i in range(n_s,n_e+1,d_n):
    print('i: {}'.format(i))
    ds=yt.load(loc+basename+str(i).zfill(4))
    reg=ds.region(center_r,left_r,right_r)
    reg_max_rho=reg[('gas','density')].max()
    reg_min_rho=reg[('gas','density')].min()
    print("Density : [{0:.4e},{1:.4e}]".format(reg_max_rho,reg_min_rho))
    contour_values, connected_sets=reg.extract_connected_sets(('gas','density'),levels,reg_min_rho*100,reg_max_rho,)
    #print("contour_values: {}".format(contour_values))


So, I wonder if the way to obtain the coordinates that I need is with:  connected_sets[levels-1][1].fcoords
This is what I obtained:
unyt_array([[ 4.82137180e+16, -2.45889962e+18,  7.37669886e+18],
            [ 4.82137180e+16, -2.45889962e+18,  7.47312629e+18],
            [ 1.44641154e+17, -2.55532706e+18,  7.18384399e+18],
            [ 1.44641154e+17, -2.55532706e+18,  7.37669886e+18],
            [ 1.44641154e+17, -2.45889962e+18,  7.28027142e+18]], 'code_length')
This is a (5,3) array, why it has that shape ??
Thanks,
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