Module named config and Figspecs not found

[josht6022]

I am working on example 44. Zero-Order Production in a Dual-Domain System.
[(https://modflow6-examples.readthedocs.io/en/latest/_notebooks/ex-gwt-mt3dsupp632.htm)]

It seems that the config and figspecs libraries are not working.

Are they called something different now? Thank you for your response.

[christianlangevin]

This notebook runs fine as long as you download the entire modflow6-example repository and keep the notebooks in the notebooks directory. Those two python files are located in a common folder, and this notebook sets a path to the common folder. This is what I see when I run that notebook from its proper location, which suggests that everything is working as intended.

[ambernguyen13]

Hi Dr. Langevin, I am using Jupyter Lab with a screen just like this, but it is still not working for me :(. Do you have any suggestions as to what I am still doing wrong? Thank you!

[christianlangevin]

Hello @ambernguyen13, I'm sure it is something simple. Do you see any error messages? How do you know it is not working?

[ambernguyen13]

Hi Dr. Langevin,

This is what my screen looks like!

Basically I still get the error "module named config and Figspecs not found."

Thank you!,
Amber N.

[ambernguyen13]

Oops sorry, I ran the wrong file, but I would like to get that issue resolved as well! This is what the screen looks like when I run the first MT3DMS example problem:

Thank you!,
Amber N.

[josht6022]

Hi, Thank you for your quick response. I see what I did wrong. Also. I will be using flopy for my phd research. Thank you for an amazing python code that works with modflow. Best, Josh

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