Mathieu Hellegouarch

Hi,

this file could be in the Bin folder. But you should simply open MIKE Zero and go to File \ Options \ Edit Unit Base Groups. Then, using the 'Load unit file' button should directly open the appropriate location where the file is stored.

Mathieu

Hi,

Cross sections are linked to the branches using their 3 "identifiers": branch name, topo-ID, and chainage. So if the cross sections are not visible on the map (in the Network file), or if you get this error message when launching the simulation, one of these identifiers may be wrong.

For instance the branch name and/or Topo-ID specified in the cross section file may not strictly match those in the Network file. Or the chainage specified for the cross sections may not be in the range of chainages defining the branch in the Network file.

Best regards,
Mathieu

Hi,

You can read files created with old versions in the latest MIKE version. But the other way around is not supported, because old versions of the software cannot support the new modified file formats.

So if you meet an issue with the latest version of the software not able to read a file, you should contact the support team at mike@dhigroup.com

Best regards,
Mathieu

Hi,

instead of editing the number of points, you can also try to simply switch off the display of these points, from the menu Settings \ Network.

Mathieu

Hi,

The problem is indeed most likely due to the land values.

When defining an open boundary (on the edges of the domain), there must be land values on the neighboring cells along the edge of the domain.

For internal boundaries, there must be land values on 3 out of the 4 sides of the boundary cell(s).

Does that solve your problem?

Best regards
Mathieu

Hi,

You can also convert the dfs2 file to a *.mesh file, using the MIKE Zero Toolbox called 'File converter \ Mesh converter'.

Once you've loaded this new mesh and the scatter data into the Mesh Generator, you can exporte data to the dfsu file format.

Best regards,
Mathieu