Truncating faults and axes reversal

[s-pearsongrant]

I am pretty new to gempy but finding it great! I had a couple of things I was wondering if someone could help me with though.

1. Is it possible to make a fault truncate against another fault? In the example I found it looked like one curved against the other rather than truncated.

2. Is it possible to reverse the axes? I am trying to compare with commercial software that we are very used to. It has 0,0 bottom left of the axes of 3D plots but pyvista plots seem to have 0 at the top left and bottom right corners. Is there a way to flip that?

Many thanks!

[javoha]

Hi @s-pearsongrant,

thanks for your question. Gempy generally does allow you to truncate faults against each other, like in this example you are probably refering to. We do however reamin with some visualization artefacts that might be confusing. So you do see the truncated fault continuing along the other fault - this is purely an artefact without any impact on the model.

The answer is a strong "kind of": As far as I know there is no official function for this in gempy, but as you can extract all the parts of the 3d plot you can do whatever you want with it afterwards in pyvista. So dpeneding on your exact problem you might need to apply some tran#sformation and change the pyvista plot accordingly, but it should be possible. If you have an exact example I might be able to take a closer look.

Cheers,
Jan