The discussion focuses on troubleshooting a "particle lost" error in MCNP code, emphasizing the importance of ensuring that every part of the 3-D space is filled with exactly one cell without any gaps. Users are advised to utilize the MCNP plotting package to identify geometry errors, particularly by looking for dotted lines around cells. The interactive plotter can help visualize the geometry, revealing issues such as the void cell being incorrectly defined. It is suggested that using simple surfaces instead of macrobodies for defining reflectors may simplify the void cell definition. Proper geometry setup is crucial to prevent errors in MCNP simulations.