Rain m (Water Overlay) - Revision history

Frank@tygron.nl at 17:10, 29 January 2024

2024-01-29T17:10:38Z

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	When you want the rain to fall in a shorter time period, for example the first hour, you would have to write: 3600 0.04		When you want the rain to fall in a shorter time period, for example the first hour, you would have to write: 3600 0.04
	Also note that you can delay the rain , with for example 1200 0 3600 0.04, where the first 20 minutes no rain will fall and in the 40 minutes after it, 40 mm will fall.		Also note that you can delay the rain , with for example 1200 0 3600 0.04, where the first 20 minutes no rain will fall and in the 40 minutes after it, 40 mm will fall.


			[[File:Wateroverlay_rainfall_areas_dynamic.gif\|left\|frame\|Dynamic rainfall defined by 101 different rain areas, which is shown in the mini-map halfway the animation. Animation is showing the [[Last rain result type (Water Overlay)\|last rain result]]]]

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Frank@tygron.nl at 16:24, 30 November 2023

2023-11-30T16:24:58Z

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	When only one value is provided, it will be internally converted to a rain array.		When only one value is provided, it will be internally converted to a rain array.

	For example: when an area has a rain attribute defined with a value of 0.040 (m), and the total simulation time defined by the [[weather]] is 10 hours, it is converted to the array: 36000 0.040. This means that a total of 0.04 m (40 mm) of rain will fall, evenly spread over 36000 seconds (10 hours).		For example: when an area has a rain attribute defined with a value of 0.040 (m), and the total simulation time defined by the [[weather]] is 10 hours, it is internally converted to the array: 36000 0.040. This means that a total of 0.04 m (40 mm) of rain will fall, evenly spread over 36000 seconds (10 hours).

	When you want the rain to fall in a shorter time period, for example the first hour, you would have to write: 3600 0.04		When you want the rain to fall in a shorter time period, for example the first hour, you would have to write: 3600 0.04

Frank@tygron.nl at 16:06, 30 November 2023

2023-11-30T16:06:23Z

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	* [[Weather rain m (Water Overlay)]]		* [[Weather rain m (Water Overlay)]]
	* [[Rain result type (Water Overlay)]]		* [[Rain result type (Water Overlay)]]
			* [[Last rain result type (Water Overlay)]]
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Frank@tygron.nl at 16:05, 30 November 2023

2023-11-30T16:05:56Z

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	* A maximum of {{array max\|pairs}} can be defined.		* A maximum of {{array max\|pairs}} can be defined.
	* If the total simulation time extends beyond the final time definition of this [[Attribute]], then for the remainder of the simulation the amount of rainfall in the [[Rain area (Water Overlay)\|Rain Area]] will be 0.		* If the total simulation time extends beyond the final time definition of this [[Attribute]], then for the remainder of the simulation the amount of rainfall in the [[Rain area (Water Overlay)\|Rain Area]] will be 0.
	* You can inspect the amount of rainfall per timeframe using the [[Rain result type (Water Overlay)\|Rain result type]].		* You can inspect the amount of rainfall per timeframe using the [[Rain result type (Water Overlay)\|Rain result type]] and [[Last rain result type (Water Overlay)\|Last Rain result type]].
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	* [[Rain area (Water Overlay)]]		* [[Rain area (Water Overlay)]]

Frank@tygron.nl at 16:05, 30 November 2023

2023-11-30T16:05:24Z

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	* A maximum of {{array max\|pairs}} can be defined.		* A maximum of {{array max\|pairs}} can be defined.
	* If the total simulation time extends beyond the final time definition of this [[Attribute]], then for the remainder of the simulation the amount of rainfall in the [[Rain area (Water Overlay)\|Rain Area]] will be 0.		* If the total simulation time extends beyond the final time definition of this [[Attribute]], then for the remainder of the simulation the amount of rainfall in the [[Rain area (Water Overlay)\|Rain Area]] will be 0.
			* You can inspect the amount of rainfall per timeframe using the [[Rain result type (Water Overlay)\|Rain result type]].
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	* [[Rain area (Water Overlay)]]		* [[Rain area (Water Overlay)]]

Frank@tygron.nl at 16:04, 30 November 2023

2023-11-30T16:04:37Z

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	* [[Rain area (Water Overlay)]]		* [[Rain area (Water Overlay)]]
	* [[Weather rain m (Water Overlay)]]		* [[Weather rain m (Water Overlay)]]
			* [[Rain result type (Water Overlay)]]
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Frank@tygron.nl: /* Single rain value to Rain Array */

2023-11-30T15:55:48Z

Single rain value to Rain Array

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	==Single rain value to Rain Array==		==Single rain value to Rain Array==
	When only one value is provided, it will be internally converted to a rain array. ~~When~~ an area has a rain attribute defined with a value of 0.040 (m), and the total simulation time defined by the [[weather]] is 10 hours, it is ~~internally~~ converted to an array: 36000 0.040. This means that a total of 0.04 m (40 mm) of rain will fall, evenly spread over 36000 seconds (10 hours).		When only one value is provided, it will be internally converted to a rain array.

			For example: when an area has a rain attribute defined with a value of 0.040 (m), and the total simulation time defined by the [[weather]] is 10 hours, it is converted to the array: 36000 0.040. This means that a total of 0.04 m (40 mm) of rain will fall, evenly spread over 36000 seconds (10 hours).

	When you want the rain to fall in a shorter time period, for example the first hour, you would have to write: 3600 0.04		When you want the rain to fall in a shorter time period, for example the first hour, you would have to write: 3600 0.04
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	* A maximum of {{array max\|pairs}} can be defined.		* A maximum of {{array max\|pairs}} can be defined.

	* If the total simulation time extends beyond the final time definition of this [[Attribute]], then for the remainder of the simulation the amount of rainfall in the [[Rain area (Water Overlay)\|Rain Area]] will be 0.		* If the total simulation time extends beyond the final time definition of this [[Attribute]], then for the remainder of the simulation the amount of rainfall in the [[Rain area (Water Overlay)\|Rain Area]] will be 0.
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Frank@tygron.nl: /* Single rain value to Rain Array */

2023-11-30T15:52:33Z

Single rain value to Rain Array

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	==Single rain value to Rain Array==		==Single rain value to Rain Array==
	When only one value is provided, it will be ~~automatically~~ converted to a rain array. When an area has a rain attribute defined with a value of 0.040 (m), and the total simulation time defined by the [[weather]] is 10 hours, it is internally converted to an array: 36000 0.040. This means that a total of 0.04 m (40 mm) of rain will fall, evenly spread over 36000 seconds (10 hours).		When only one value is provided, it will be internally converted to a rain array. When an area has a rain attribute defined with a value of 0.040 (m), and the total simulation time defined by the [[weather]] is 10 hours, it is internally converted to an array: 36000 0.040. This means that a total of 0.04 m (40 mm) of rain will fall, evenly spread over 36000 seconds (10 hours).

	When you want the rain to fall in a shorter time period, for example the first hour, you would have to write: 3600 0.04		When you want the rain to fall in a shorter time period, for example the first hour, you would have to write: 3600 0.04

Frank@tygron.nl at 15:51, 30 November 2023

2023-11-30T15:51:59Z

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			==Single rain value to Rain Array==
			When only one value is provided, it will be automatically converted to a rain array. When an area has a rain attribute defined with a value of 0.040 (m), and the total simulation time defined by the [[weather]] is 10 hours, it is internally converted to an array: 36000 0.040. This means that a total of 0.04 m (40 mm) of rain will fall, evenly spread over 36000 seconds (10 hours).

			When you want the rain to fall in a shorter time period, for example the first hour, you would have to write: 3600 0.04
			Also note that you can delay the rain , with for example 1200 0 3600 0.04, where the first 20 minutes no rain will fall and in the 40 minutes after it, 40 mm will fall.

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	* A maximum of {{array max\|pairs}} can be defined.		* A maximum of {{array max\|pairs}} can be defined.

	* If the total simulation time extends beyond the final time definition of this [[Attribute]], then for the remainder of the simulation the amount of rainfall in the [[Rain area (Water Overlay)\|Rain Area]] will be 0.		* If the total simulation time extends beyond the final time definition of this [[Attribute]], then for the remainder of the simulation the amount of rainfall in the [[Rain area (Water Overlay)\|Rain Area]] will be 0.
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Frank@tygron.nl at 15:45, 30 November 2023

2023-11-30T15:45:56Z

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	* A maximum of {{array max\|pairs}} can be defined.		* A maximum of {{array max\|pairs}} can be defined.
	* If the first value (which in the sequence would be a time definition) is 0, the [[Area]] is not considered a [[Rain area (Water Overlay)\|Rain Area]].
	* If the total simulation time extends beyond the final time definition of this [[Attribute]], then for the remainder of the simulation the amount of rainfall in the [[Rain area (Water Overlay)\|Rain Area]] will be 0.		* If the total simulation time extends beyond the final time definition of this [[Attribute]], then for the remainder of the simulation the amount of rainfall in the [[Rain area (Water Overlay)\|Rain Area]] will be 0.
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