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Hi,
the face where the geometry of the cell are placed at are controlled by the
face_ids
parameter. The parameter takes a list of face strings as value, by default set to["1t1", "2b1", "1b1", "2t1"]
. In the element class code we point to the index in that list to place appropriate geometry at appropriate faces. For example a flipchip will point to 0 inface_ids
=> "1t1" to define geometry of the bottom chip and point to 1 inface_ids
=> "2b1" to define geometry on the top chip. But if we would like to invert this order, passing a"face_ids": ["2b1", "1t1"]
parameter value would do that.So, to fix your issue, since
insert_cell
can also take parameters for the element class you are adding…