Need to Retrieve Maximum Skewness After Surface Mesh Generation Using PyFluent

[raj366v]

Hi everyone,

I am trying to extract the maximum skewness value after generating the surface mesh using PyFluent commands. I am using the following command:
h = meshing.meshing_utilities.get_face_quality_limits(
face_zone_name_pattern="*",
measure="Skewness"
)
print(h)

The output I get is:
['bf1001', 1.034892098683571e-07, 0.9999411753043601, 0.3543727692385286, 101050]

However, when I check the same case in GUI mode, Fluent reports:

---------------- Surface Meshing of t1 complete in 0.02 minutes, with a maximum skewness of 0.35.

From this, I am not clear whether get_face_quality_limits is:
reporting the skewness for a single face zone, or considering all face zones in the domain.

What I need is the same maximum skewness value that Fluent reports in the GUI, and I want to store this value in a Python variable.
observing that it is printing for one particular face or it is considering the all face zones.

Is there any way to retrieve the GUI-equivalent maximum skewness using PyFluent? Any guidance would be appreciated.

[novicecoder-ind]

If you go to the GUI and check the face zone list (Display Grid-Face zones), you will see a lot of face zones with the name origin at start.

What I do is to create a new list of face zones excluding the names which start with "origin". Now when calculating the skewness, I pass this list and get similar values.