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I am back to the same failure when there are multiple timesteps in the data directory and I want to sample r, theta, phi for a SINGLE time step. I am giving it an array 't' that is the same length as r/theta/phi and has the same value (the time step/frame I want to use for the sampking). The interpn then complains that
ValueError: The points in dimension 3 must be strictly ascending
This is a common situation, we often want to 'fly-through' a single time step in a calculation
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Thanks for reporting. We've seen this before (#79, #47), and I think it keeps coming up because of different ways cooridinates are stored in different output files.
I've tried to replicate this error, but I can't seem to get the same bug you were describing. Would it be possible to check again and see if you're still getting the same failure with the latest version of PsiPy?
I am back to the same failure when there are multiple timesteps in the data directory and I want to sample r, theta, phi for a SINGLE time step. I am giving it an array 't' that is the same length as r/theta/phi and has the same value (the time step/frame I want to use for the sampking). The interpn then complains that
ValueError: The points in dimension 3 must be strictly ascending
This is a common situation, we often want to 'fly-through' a single time step in a calculation
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: