Array issue on tessolate

[ActiveMargins]

I'm getting back to work on a gplates project. I'm getting an array error when tessolating data. I could not figure out where it was coming from in my code, so went to the introductory notebooks (pictured above). The code above is copied from "gplately/notebooks/01-GettingStarted"

If the problem is due to a recent update - I went through to check my versions. Everything is up-to-date except for my gplates-model-manager. In Anaconda Navigator it says model-manager is up to date (1.2.0), while in Anaconda Prompt it says the model-manager is 1.1.0. When I try to update via pip in prompt it says it is everything is up to date. I am having issues updating it through. Any help on any of this would be awesome.

[michaelchin]

May I ask which plate model you were using? Muller2019? It seems to me that this problem might caused by lacking topology files in the plate model.

[ActiveMargins]

Yes I was using Muller2019. Has anything changed with that model on the data server? I was using it for a lot of work prior to Christmas and now it lacks topology files and things have stopped working. It is also involved in a the introductory notebooks which require similar calls to that file (see below). Other models seem to be fine like Clennette2020.

[michaelchin]

Yes I was using Muller2019. Has anything changed with that model on the data server? I was using it for a lot of work prior to Christmas and now it lacks topology files and things have stopped working. It is also involved in a the introductory notebooks which require similar calls to that file (see below). Other models seem to be fine like Clennette2020.

Try go inside folder plate-model-repo folder and remove the muller2019 folder. Run the notebook again and a new copy of muller2019 will be downloaded. We updated muller2019 recently. I guess the old and new files messed up in your local computer.

[ActiveMargins]

Hi Michael Resetting the directory seems to have worked. I set the directory to a different folder via model_download = pm_manager.get_model("Muller2019", data_dir="C:/Users/_____/AppData/Local/GPlates/GPlates") I was wondering how to find the original directory that it was downloading to either through a model manager method or default directory.

[michaelchin]

Hi Michael Resetting the directory seems to have worked. I set the directory to a different folder via model_download = pm_manager.get_model("Muller2019", data_dir="C:/Users/_____/AppData/Local/GPlates/GPlates") I was wondering how to find the original directory that it was downloading to either through a model manager method or default directory.

I think the default folder should be the "current working directory(./)" if the user did not give "data_dir" parameter. The "data_dir" can be found via "get_data_dir()" function. You need to call the function from a PlateModel object, such as model_download.get_data_dir().

[ActiveMargins]

Perfect. Thank you this is resolved. My previous work is back to being operational and I now know where to look for the data directory. Thank you for your help!

[michaelchin]

Customer seems happy. So, close this issue.