Hi Guido,
Sorry, just seeing this now. That's the center, but I don't think it's
what you want. You probably want to access the center_of_mass quantity,
which should be available either on the connected set *or* the data object
associated with it -- I can't recall which it is, but it's definitely in
there.
On Tue, Aug 16, 2022 at 12:50 PM Guido Granda Muñoz
Hello Matthew, Thanks for answering. I have an additional question about using the center_of_mass(). I didn't find that option, I only found connected_sets[i][j].center which is the center of the region used to get the contours and I'm using the last version of yt. So, I'm using instead :
connected_sets[2][1].argmax(('gas','density'))
so, I wonder if this will also consider cells that belong to the next contour levels e.g. connected_sets[3][1] and connected_sets[4][1]. I'm asking this because sometimes when doing connected_sets["max level"][1] I get strange coordinates that don't belong to the clump, probably because of the problem of unresolved contours that you mentioned.
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