Increasing spacing between two surfaces

[KodalAnwesha]

Hello,
I am creating models based on real data. In my scenario, the spacing between two surfaces is almost 3 or 4 meters. So the two surfaces in the model are not clearly separable.
Can you tell me a solution so that this spacing can be magnified?
I am attaching the photos here.

Thank you!

[NilsChudalla]

Dear @KodalAnwesha,

to me it looks like the model predicts your data quite precisely. So, I am struggling to see if there is anything wrong with your model. I take it, that you are looking for a visual fix to your problem. How about this one: Use the "ve" (vertical exaggeration) argument in your plots. ve=2 would indicate, that 1 meter in the vertical direction is displayed twice as long as 1m in horizontal direction (purely visual effect).
Cheers
Nils

[NilsChudalla]

Excuse me, seems like you already did use "ve". Could you please specify your problem further? Because interpolation wise it looks fine to me

[KodalAnwesha]

Hello,
My actual problem is, as these polyline_0 and polyline_4 surfaces are very close to each other they are not properly separable visually. I want to increase the visual vertical distance in between them without affecting their original vertical distance. More like a zoomed version.

I tried decreasing the total z dimension if it can be zoomed, but it didn't work. Can you please suggest me a way. Because I will have to insert more such surfaces in this model. It will look very crowded.

And can you explain more about this ve? I don't think I had used it in my plot.

[KodalAnwesha]

I tried the ve argument in code. But it didn't work.

[NilsChudalla]

I am using gempy version 2024.1.4

If I do the basic 2d plot, without additional arguments gpv.plot_2d(geo_model) it looks like this:

and if I add the vertical exaggeration gpv.plot_2d(geo_model, ve=5) it looks like this:

Vertical exaggeration is a common concept in mapping if you are not familiar with it and there should be plenty of resources online.

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[KodalAnwesha]

Yes yes, I got your point.
But in my model this thing is not working.
Thanks though!!

[NilsChudalla]

If you send me the code snippet, that is not working, with the corresponding error message, I might be able to help. This information is not sufficient to solve your problem.

[KodalAnwesha]

Yes, now the error is solved and the ve command is working.
Thank you very much for your help :)