Tomasz,
The ProcessList() method takes care of zipping the two arguments from lists. You don’t have to perform that inside your Intersection() method. Basically change it to:
def Intersection(elA, elB):
return elA.DoesIntersect(elB)
Then call it like so:
OUT = ProcessList(Intersection, ducts, walls)
Make sure that the two lists ducts and walls are exactly of the same structure. It works like this:
ducts = [duct1, duct2, duct3]
walls = [wall1, wall2, wall3]
Calling ProcessList(Intersection, ducts, walls) would result in a list [bool, bool, bool] where bool is a true/false if duct1 intersected wall1, duct2 intersected wall2 and duct3 intersected wall3.
It WILL NOT run duct1 against ALL walls, just pair them up. That’s how Zip() works.