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Re: Element thickness in Slope/W
Hi @ChristopherAnichiniS, yes point loads are line loads going into the page. The 2D nature of GeoStudio does not allow for the consideration of a singular point load. The scenario you're referring to would require a 3D model.
Please let me know if you have any other questions. If you have questions that require sending a file, you can always open a support ticket here:
How do you like to learn: Video, Text, or Hands-On Practice?
👋 Hi everyone, I’m Hannah, an instructional designer with Seequent’s Learning Experience team. I work with geoscience subject matter experts to create engaging, instructional eLearning experiences for the Seequent Learning Centre.
💡 Did you know? Many of our courses include interactive simulations that let you practice workflows right in the course. You can choose from three tracks: Show Me (video demo with narration), Guide Me (step-by-step instructions with images), and Try Me (hands-on click-through with hints). Whether you prefer watching, reading, or practicing, there’s an option to fit your preference.
Here’s an example of what to look for:
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/0e2fd0d3-1670-4ba9-8cdc-d4b1f8a5c5a1/review
So, I’m curious: as geoscientists, how do you prefer to learn new workflows (i.e. watch a video, read written steps, simulated workflows, etc.)? Does your content preference change depending on whether you’re onboarding for the first time, upskilling, or just refreshing your memory?
Drop a comment below, I’d love to hear what works best for you! 👇
Re: Cannot edit cross section when I open it for editing
It's a bug. I had the same thing. I upgraded to the latest version and it's no longer a problem.
Re: how to sign out my account from other device?
Mark,
Click on your profile picture and at the bottom of the drop down is the option to sign out.
Re: Call for Community Champions!
I hope you are doing well.
Thank you so much for your kind words and for this great opportunity. It is truly an honor for me to be part of the *Community Champions* program.
I am very excited to join this project and to contribute actively. Sharing my experience in mineral exploration and geophysics, while learning from others and supporting the community, is exactly what I have always been looking for.
I look forward to the next steps and I am eager to collaborate.
Best regards,
Igor
Call for Community Champions!
We’re excited to launch the Seequent Community Champions Program 🎉
Champions are members who go the extra mile to:
💬 Share knowledge and support peers
🌍 Spark discussions across industries and regions
⭐ Lead by example as voices in our growing global community
✨ What’s in it for you?
- Recognition: A Community Champion badge + spotlight features
- Exclusive perks: Seequent swag, early access opportunities, and invites to feedback sessions with our product teams
- Visibility: Grow your professional presence by being featured in Community posts and newsletters
- Impact: Help shape how thousands of peers learn, connect, and innovate with Seequent
📧 How to express your interest:
Email us at prachi.chitkara@seequent.com with the subject line:
“Community Champion Application"
In your email, please share:
- Your role and experience
- Why you’d like to be a Champion
- How you’d like to contribute (e.g., answering questions, sharing workflows, starting discussions, hosting webinars, etc.)
Grouping Lithologies in Leapfrog - One of My Favourite Time-Saving Features
Hi everyone! 👋 I’m currently working on updating the Leapfrog Works Fundamentals learning pathway, and I wanted to take a moment to share one of my favourite features in Leapfrog - Group Lithologies.
If you’ve ever worked with borehole data from historical drilling programs or recent field campaigns, you’ll know how overwhelming those long, detailed borehole log PDFs can be. When I was working in the field, I spent hours trying to simplify and interpret complex lithology logs for hydrogeological modelling. I really wish I had a tool like Leapfrog back then!
Grouping lithologies in Leapfrog allows you to simplify borehole logs by combining similar units into meaningful categories, making it easier to visualise, interpret, and communicate your data. Whether you're preparing for modelling, reporting, or stakeholder presentations, this feature can save you time and reduce confusion.
📽️ Check out this short video walkthrough to see how it works.
If you haven’t used this feature yet, I highly recommend giving it a try. And if you have, I’d love to hear how it’s helped in your projects - let me know in the comments!
Re: Error when georeferencing a section on a line
Morning Olivia, the error is a little unintuitive, as yes, two points will lie on a line by definition. However, what the error is really getting at it that your points need to have quite different XYZ locations. If for example you register the ends of the section, but at the same elevation, Leapfrog cannot scale the vertical component of the section, and the georeferencing will fail. Generally speaking, diagonally opposite corners works best when referencing a 2D vertical section. Hope this helps!
Re: Error when georeferencing a section on a line
If you're trying to import a 2D geophysics section Use the "new cross section from image" function under the Cross Sections menu. You will need to know the elevation of the top and bottom of the section
Re: Unable to zoom to cursor / local zoom not working in Leapfrog Geo (2025.2)
I agree with Findlay-i haven't had that issue, zooming for me is most often clicking both mouse buttons at the same time to select a rotation point and then wheeling in from there.