Timothy Morton

3. This error happens when the radii of all the simulated host stars is comparable to the size of the orbit of the planet candidate. 4. Not sure about this...

Thanks for checking this out! Feel free to make a PR fixing this. BTW, just a heads-up, if you are using vespa for TESS targets, there is a development branch...

Absolutely; that's been on a to-do list somewhere in my brain for awhile; this original perl script was provided to me years ago by Leo Girardi and not really touched...

How about you add your function to https://github.com/timothydmorton/VESPA/blob/master/vespa/stars/trilegal.py and then rewrite the contents of [get_trilegal](https://github.com/timothydmorton/VESPA/blob/176ffecdb3e4c93e73135e99f1ca03200221fbd1/vespa/stars/trilegal.py#L22) to call your function instead of `Popen`ing the perl script?

What versions of vespa and isochrones are you using? I have recently updated isochrones and vespa is not (yet) compatible with isochrones >=2.0. On Sat, May 25, 2019 at 6:08...

Install isochrones v1.2.2: `pip install isochrones==1.2.2` should work. (See the most recent vespa release notes: https://github.com/timothydmorton/VESPA/releases) You will have to define a new $ISOCHRONES directory (or wipe your existing `~/.isochrones`...

Have you tried updating your version of emcee? I believe I successfully ran with 3.0rc2. Let me know if that works. On Tue, May 28, 2019 at 5:25 AM reneheller...

Try installing emcee from github master (should be version 3.0rc2) and see if that works. On Wed, May 29, 2019 at 3:39 AM reneheller wrote: > I have emcee 2.2.1...

Hi, all. I understand your frustration. #34 lays out a roadmap for bringing vespa up-to-date. If any of you on this issue see vespa as critical to your current research,...

Have any of you tried using some of the yaml files posted in https://github.com/timothydmorton/VESPA/issues/36? Also, I know @jessiechristiansen and @sakheebhure have somehow been using vespa recently, so maybe they can...