Matt Boyd

Hi, this looks like a really interesting tool. Was there a project released? Happy to help with testing.

I think this almost does what I mean. Does this mean that to offset faults with faults I need to make a new fault on the other side of overprinting...

Thanks Lachlan, cool, so this looks like I need to add the youngest fault-set first and then work my way back in time. I know the model doesn't build until...

> model.create_and_add_fault('c',displacement,faults=[a,b]) where a and b are the object returned from create_and_add_fault or model['a']... hope this helps. > > If you do this you will have to have the displacement...

Thanks Lachlan, I'm not sure if it's how I'm setting up the faults but if I use a list or array like [1000,1100,250] for displacement or anything except for a...

To make things "simpler" could I just assume that all older faults are crosscut by all younger faults, even if they aren't anywhere near each other and don't intersect? This...

This looks a little better. Crosscutting seems to be working but I'm still a little vague on exactly how the movement sense is being entered. the updater complains that theres...

Are the displacement and fault_slip_vector I add when I create the fault related to the fault that I'm creating or the younger fault that is doing the displacing? I'm assuming...

TLDR open the xdmf/xmf files in paraview. Hdf5 is just a bucket. The metadata that describes where everything is within it in a way that Paraview can use is in...

Hi, the displacement is specified as the distance that each point in the topography file moves and is limited to the resolution of your initial grid. You can't use a...