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Meaning of the colors #95
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Hey, Thanks! The color indicates the type of segment (ocean, mainland, or island). The variation in color occurs here because you're applying boundary conditions with the method
The You can apply boundary conditions by hand by doing this
and then click the nodes using the data cursor and type them into the prompt and follow those instructions. The trailing 0 there indicates the direction to connect the two points you click and supply to the prompt (either CCW or CW). There are also tuning options for the auto method so it can better predict those segments. Those can be found by typing
Best, |
Also, if you go the hand specification route, make sure to run
as this will apply island boundary conditions to, well, all your islands, which is critical for SWAN to work. |
Loud and clear. Thanks! I will try the manual boundaries setting. Cheers, |
I have an additional question regarding the manual assignment of boundaries as mentioned above. Thanks beforehand. |
You would call the method |
Ok. I assumed that. Do I somehow need to append the output of the repetitive call to |
The program will automatically append to the appropriate fields when called repeatedly AFAIR so there should be no overwriting. To clear the boundaries, type Perhaps there's just a delay in your computer creating the plot. Could you try to perform this operation and wait a minute or two and see if it appears? |
Your memory was correct, the program automatically appends to the appropriate fields when called w/o overwriting. I checked regarding any kind of delay on my computer and waited almost 10 min without any plot appearing. May there be an option to tell the function to show the plot immediately? |
How are you calling the If you call |
I'm calling |
First of all, thank you very much for this tool you developed! It is great!
I am trying to generate my first grid to later be used in SWAN. Everything is working great so far. However, I am a bit confused about the meaning of the colors when the program shows the mesh. For example the difference between the red and blue here:
I tried to find this information in the manual without success. Hopefully, I am not missing something obvious.
Thanks again.
Almir
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