Jan Niederau

for the time being, I've added a check for which pandas version is loaded, and then using the respective types...not very elegant probably

Hi @cmakoaz no worries, that's not a too basic question. Depending on how uptodate the conda feedstock of gempy is, it should not be a problem. An alternative is to...

There's no gempy dependency on VS. The conda environment should also not be affected by that Message. Depending on the environment, I sometimes also get SDK and VS warnings and...

Hi Stefano, I changed the title to be a bit more descriptive of the issue. I think for simply visualizing, gempy is an overkill. Maybe using [pyvista](https://github.com/pyvista/pyvista) is a better...

Hi @marcogilberto both errors seem to be related to numpy (and GDAL). I assume that there is a requirement conflict or some sort? What are your versions of numpy, osgeo,...

Good to know, I'll look into it, whether that may be a bug with 2.2.12

Hi @ChinLu looks like a pandas error. Can you share which pandas version you have installed in the evironment?

Strange, it works for me with gempy=2.2.10 and pandas 1.3.4 You can try to recreate my environment with conda by storing the following in an environment.yml file and create a...

Indeed, it's the addition of columns to the surfaces dataframe of a gempy model, e.g. from your Uttendorf example we looked at: . I ran through it with the Tutorial...

On further inspection, I think that the method can be removed alltogether? Information about the surfaces, i.e. the number of data points per surface, can be called via `geo_model.additional_data`: ...