Timothy Morton

Thanks for this suggestion, and sorry for taking so long to address this. I have a long-standing to-do to incorporate more models into V2, and I will be sure to...

Thanks for raising these issues. I now have some time to actually go back and look into some of this a bit; I hope you haven't given up on it...

Hi! Thanks for writing. As this issue points out, the currently released version of isochrones (interpolating in mass/age/feh) does not do a good job interpolating beyond the MS. If you...

This sounds exciting; thanks for the tip! I'm certainly interested and will check it out whenever I next find myself with a few days to hack on isochrones.

Currently no; `.generate()` is right now the only way. But it appears that there are enough users interested in this that I should put some time into improving it!

Interesting; that test is not a very important one, as the query submodule isn't really central at all. I do note that I see python2.7 in there, and that I'm...

It should be in g/cc, as the derived samples should be interpolating this column: https://github.com/timothydmorton/isochrones/blob/666164387bfbbffece1ca0bf03a72a48a3dc9d89/isochrones/models.py#L86 Solar mean density is pretty close to 1 g/cc, though; can you show me what...

I marked this test as skipping with pytest since it is failing, and it hasn't risen to any sort of priority to investigate since the isochrones query functionality is not...

I should probably note in the documentation to run `pytest` rather than `nosetests`; thanks for the heads up!

Yes, many are old/outdated; I haven't (ever?) cleaned the notebooks directory out. https://github.com/timothydmorton/isochrones/blob/master/notebooks/sun-compare.ipynb should work with current master if you want a demo. Also, the rtd-hosted docs should be more...