Warnings (Water Overlay) - Revision history

Frank@tygron.nl: /* Limited cycles. Inaccurate results */

2026-03-11T08:38:46Z

Limited cycles. Inaccurate results

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	It took too many calculation cycles to perform the calculation. The maximum amount of calculation cycles is {{Integermaxvalue}}. The amount of cycles is dictated by the complexity, size, and duration of the simulation. More water with a higher maximum impulse across a larger calculation area over a longer period of time requires more computational cycles to accurately compute.		It took too many calculation cycles to perform the calculation. The maximum amount of calculation cycles is {{Integermaxvalue}}. The amount of cycles is dictated by the complexity, size, and duration of the simulation. More water with a higher maximum impulse across a larger calculation area over a longer period of time requires more computational cycles to accurately compute.

	'''To resolve:''' Reduce the complexity of the calculation. Prioritize reducing the calculation time, and consider running the [[Water Overlay]] calculation in [[Mode (Water Overlay)\|~~avg terrain~~ or ~~water~~]] mode.		'''To resolve:''' Reduce the complexity of the calculation. Prioritize reducing the calculation time, and consider running the [[Water Overlay]] calculation in [[Mode (Water Overlay)\|Avg Terrain or Waterway]] mode.

	===Invalid buildings===		===Invalid buildings===

Frank@tygron.nl at 08:38, 11 March 2026

2026-03-11T08:38:03Z

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	{{:Warnings (Grid Overlay)}}		{{:Warnings (Grid Overlay)}}
	===Limited cycles. Inaccurate results===		===Limited cycles. Inaccurate results===
	It took too many calculation cycles to perform the calculation. The maximum amount of calculation cycles is ~~2147483647~~. The amount of cycles is dictated by the complexity, size, and duration of the simulation. More water with a higher maximum impulse across a larger calculation area over a longer period of time requires more computational cycles to accurately compute.		It took too many calculation cycles to perform the calculation. The maximum amount of calculation cycles is {{Integermaxvalue}}. The amount of cycles is dictated by the complexity, size, and duration of the simulation. More water with a higher maximum impulse across a larger calculation area over a longer period of time requires more computational cycles to accurately compute.

	'''To resolve:''' Reduce the complexity of the calculation. Prioritize reducing the calculation time, and consider running the [[Water Overlay]] calculation in [[Mode (Water Overlay)\|avg terrain or water]] mode.		'''To resolve:''' Reduce the complexity of the calculation. Prioritize reducing the calculation time, and consider running the [[Water Overlay]] calculation in [[Mode (Water Overlay)\|avg terrain or water]] mode.

Frank@tygron.nl at 08:37, 11 March 2026

2026-03-11T08:37:18Z

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	It took too many calculation cycles to perform the calculation. The maximum amount of calculation cycles is 2147483647. The amount of cycles is dictated by the complexity, size, and duration of the simulation. More water with a higher maximum impulse across a larger calculation area over a longer period of time requires more computational cycles to accurately compute.		It took too many calculation cycles to perform the calculation. The maximum amount of calculation cycles is 2147483647. The amount of cycles is dictated by the complexity, size, and duration of the simulation. More water with a higher maximum impulse across a larger calculation area over a longer period of time requires more computational cycles to accurately compute.

	'''To resolve:''' Reduce the complexity of the calculation. Prioritize reducing the calculation time, and consider running the [[Water Overlay]] calculation in [[~~Low impulse~~ (Water Overlay)\|~~low impulse~~]] mode.		'''To resolve:''' Reduce the complexity of the calculation. Prioritize reducing the calculation time, and consider running the [[Water Overlay]] calculation in [[Mode (Water Overlay)\|avg terrain or water]] mode.

	===Invalid buildings===		===Invalid buildings===

Frank@tygron.nl: /* Aquifer */

2023-03-01T13:04:48Z

Aquifer

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	\| description=The [[Aquifer_datum_(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] is set too low, meaning the Aquifer is not functioning. Specifically, it is set below the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|ground bottom distance]], which defines the impenetrable lower layer of the underground. Groundwater levels can never be lower than that height, and thus never reach the level of the aquifer.		\| description=The [[Aquifer_datum_(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] is set too low, meaning the Aquifer is not functioning. Specifically, it is set below the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|ground bottom distance]], which defines the impenetrable lower layer of the underground. Groundwater levels can never be lower than that height, and thus never reach the level of the aquifer.
	\| auto=A fix is proposed to adjust the [[~~Aquifer_height_~~(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] value. A value can be provided representing how deep below the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] the aquifer should be placed, and a new height relative to {{datum}} is calculated automatically.		\| auto=A fix is proposed to adjust the [[Aquifer datum (Water_Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] value. A value can be provided representing how deep below the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] the aquifer should be placed, and a new height relative to {{datum}} is calculated automatically.
	\| resolve=Ensure the [[Aquifer datum (Water Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] represents a value between the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] and the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|impenetrable underground layer]].		\| resolve=Ensure the [[Aquifer datum (Water Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] represents a value between the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] and the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|impenetrable underground layer]].

Frank@tygron.nl at 17:06, 27 January 2023

2023-01-27T17:06:48Z

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	{{warning fix \| level= === \| title=... does not have a geometry ...		{{warning fix \| level= === \| title=... does not have a geometry ...

	\| description=This [[hydrological features (Water Overlay)\|hydrological feature]] or [[hydraulic structures (Water Overlay)\|hydraulic structure]] does not have a geometry and therefore no location in the [[~~3D world~~]].		\| description=This [[hydrological features (Water Overlay)\|hydrological feature]] or [[hydraulic structures (Water Overlay)\|hydraulic structure]] does not have a geometry and therefore no location in the [[project]].
	\| auto=A fix is proposed to remove the [[Item]] from the [[Project]].		\| auto=A fix is proposed to remove the [[Item]] from the [[Project]].
	\| resolve=Either select the [[Item]], and draw its location in the [[3D ~~world~~]], or remove the structure or feature from the project.		\| resolve=Either select the [[Item]], and draw its location in the [[3D Visualization]], or remove the structure or feature from the project.

	}}		}}
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	{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Breach Area uses an input area which is empty. This breach will not work properly.		{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Breach Area uses an input area which is empty. This breach will not work properly.

	\| description=The [[Breach (Water Overlay)\|Breach]] is properly connected to an [[breach input area (Water Overlay)\|input area]], but the [[breach input area (Water Overlay)\|input area]] is not a polygon in the [[~~3D World~~]].		\| description=The [[Breach (Water Overlay)\|Breach]] is properly connected to an [[breach input area (Water Overlay)\|input area]], but the [[breach input area (Water Overlay)\|input area]] is not a polygon in the [[project]].
	\| auto=		\| auto=
	\| resolve=Ensure that the [[breach input area (Water Overlay)\|input area]] has a polygon in the [[~~3D World~~]].		\| resolve=Ensure that the [[breach input area (Water Overlay)\|input area]] has a polygon in the [[project]].

	}}		}}

Maxim@tygron.com at 15:26, 7 October 2022

2022-10-07T15:26:04Z

Frank@tygron.nl at 14:01, 23 February 2022

2022-02-23T14:01:53Z

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	\| description=The [[Aquifer_datum_(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] is set too low, meaning the Aquifer is not functioning. Specifically, it is set below the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|ground bottom distance]], which defines the impenetrable lower layer of the underground. Groundwater levels can never be lower than that height, and thus never reach the level of the aquifer.		\| description=The [[Aquifer_datum_(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] is set too low, meaning the Aquifer is not functioning. Specifically, it is set below the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|ground bottom distance]], which defines the impenetrable lower layer of the underground. Groundwater levels can never be lower than that height, and thus never reach the level of the aquifer.
	\| auto=A fix is proposed to adjust the [[Aquifer_height_(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer ~~height~~]] value. A value can be provided representing how deep below the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] the aquifer should be placed, and a new height relative to {{datum}} is calculated automatically.		\| auto=A fix is proposed to adjust the [[Aquifer_height_(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] value. A value can be provided representing how deep below the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] the aquifer should be placed, and a new height relative to {{datum}} is calculated automatically.
	\| resolve=Ensure the [[Aquifer ~~height~~ (Water Overlay)\|aquifer ~~height~~]] represents a value between the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] and the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|impenetrable underground layer]].		\| resolve=Ensure the [[Aquifer datum (Water Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] represents a value between the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] and the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|impenetrable underground layer]].

	}}		}}

Frank@tygron.nl: /* Aquifer */

2022-02-23T14:00:17Z

Aquifer

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	{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Aquifer Area is positioned lower than the ground bottom datum: ... > ...		{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Aquifer Area is positioned lower than the ground bottom datum: ... > ...

	\| description=The [[~~Aquifer_height_~~(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer ~~height~~]] is set too low, meaning the Aquifer is not functioning. Specifically, it is set below the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|ground bottom distance]], which defines the impenetrable lower layer of the underground. Groundwater levels can never be lower than that height, and thus never reach the level of the aquifer.		\| description=The [[Aquifer_datum_(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] is set too low, meaning the Aquifer is not functioning. Specifically, it is set below the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|ground bottom distance]], which defines the impenetrable lower layer of the underground. Groundwater levels can never be lower than that height, and thus never reach the level of the aquifer.
	\| auto=A fix is proposed to adjust the [[Aquifer_height_(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer height]] value. A value can be provided representing how deep below the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] the aquifer should be placed, and a new height relative to {{datum}} is calculated automatically.		\| auto=A fix is proposed to adjust the [[Aquifer_height_(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer height]] value. A value can be provided representing how deep below the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] the aquifer should be placed, and a new height relative to {{datum}} is calculated automatically.
	\| resolve=Ensure the [[Aquifer height (Water Overlay)\|aquifer height]] represents a value between the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] and the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|impenetrable underground layer]].		\| resolve=Ensure the [[Aquifer height (Water Overlay)\|aquifer height]] represents a value between the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] and the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|impenetrable underground layer]].

Rudolf@tygron.nl: /* Weirs */

2021-06-23T13:35:55Z

Weirs

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	====This Weir is situated ... higher than the average land height: ..~~.====~~		{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Weir is situated ... higher than the average land height: ...
	~~The [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]] is many meters higher than the average [[elevation model\|terrain height]], so water needs to be equally excessively high to flow across it~~.

	~~'''To~~ resolve~~:'''~~ Make sure that the [[Weir_height_(Water_Overlay)\|weir height]] is set to a realistic value.		\| description=The [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]] is many meters higher than the average [[elevation model\|terrain height]], so water needs to be equally excessively high to flow across it.
			\| auto=
			\| resolve=Make sure that the [[Weir_height_(Water_Overlay)\|weir height]] is set to a realistic value.

	~~====This Weir is situated ... lower than the average land height ...====~~		}}
	~~The [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]]'s height is that low, meaning water can almost certainly always flow across the [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]].~~

	~~'''To resolve:''' Make sure that~~ the ~~[[Weir_height_(Water_Overlay)\|weir~~ height~~]] is set to a realistic value~~.		{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Weir is situated ... lower than the average land height ...

	=~~===This~~ Weir ~~has a very small width of ..~~.====		\| description=The [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]]'s height is that low, meaning water can almost certainly always flow across the [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]].
	~~The~~ [[~~Weir_width_~~(Water_Overlay)\|~~Weir width~~]] value ~~is very small which restricts the flow of water over the weir~~.		\| auto=
			\| resolve=Make sure that the [[Weir_height_(Water_Overlay)\|weir height]] is set to a realistic value.

	~~'''To resolve:'''~~ A fix is proposed to provide a new [[Weir_width_(Water_Overlay)\|Weir width]] value.		}}

			{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Weir has a very small width of ...

			\| description=The [[Weir_width_(Water_Overlay)\|Weir width]] value is very small which restricts the flow of water over the weir. This may not necessarily be incorrect, but could be be data error.

			\| auto=A fix is proposed to provide a new [[Weir_width_(Water_Overlay)\|Weir width]] value.
			\| resolve=Ensure the [[Weir width (Water Overlay)\|Weir width]] is set to a realistic value.

			}}

	{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Weir has no width, no water will flow through it		{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Weir has no width, no water will flow through it

Rudolf@tygron.nl: /* Function warnings */

2021-06-23T12:01:25Z

Function warnings

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	{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=The root depth values should always be defined from largest to smallest depth.		{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=The root depth values should always be defined from largest to smallest depth.

	\| description=[[Root depth m (Water Overlay\|~~root~~ depth]] should always be defined as an array of values from largest to smallest. This array does not properly follow that structure, and has a value followed by a larger one.		\| description=[[Root depth m (Water Overlay)\|Root depth]] should always be defined as an array of values from largest to smallest. This array does not properly follow that structure, and has a value followed by a larger one.
	\| auto= A fix is proposed to automatically reorder the root depths defined for this [[Function]].		\| auto= A fix is proposed to automatically reorder the root depths defined for this [[Function]].
	\| resolve=Ensure that in the array of values for the root depth, no value is followed by a greater value. Ensure each value is smaller than or equal to the preceding value.		\| resolve=Ensure that in the array of values for the root depth, no value is followed by a greater value. Ensure each value is smaller than or equal to the preceding value.

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	\| description=The [[Aquifer_datum_(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] is set too low, meaning the Aquifer is not functioning. Specifically, it is set below the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|ground bottom distance]], which defines the impenetrable lower layer of the underground. Groundwater levels can never be lower than that height, and thus never reach the level of the aquifer.		\| description=The [[Aquifer_datum_(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] is set too low, meaning the Aquifer is not functioning. Specifically, it is set below the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|ground bottom distance]], which defines the impenetrable lower layer of the underground. Groundwater levels can never be lower than that height, and thus never reach the level of the aquifer.
	\| auto=A fix is proposed to adjust the [[~~Aquifer_height_~~(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] value. A value can be provided representing how deep below the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] the aquifer should be placed, and a new height relative to {{datum}} is calculated automatically.		\| auto=A fix is proposed to adjust the [[Aquifer datum (Water_Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] value. A value can be provided representing how deep below the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] the aquifer should be placed, and a new height relative to {{datum}} is calculated automatically.
	\| resolve=Ensure the [[Aquifer datum (Water Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] represents a value between the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] and the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|impenetrable underground layer]].		\| resolve=Ensure the [[Aquifer datum (Water Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] represents a value between the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] and the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|impenetrable underground layer]].

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	{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Aquifer Area is positioned lower than the ground bottom datum: ... > ...		{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Aquifer Area is positioned lower than the ground bottom datum: ... > ...

	\| description=The [[~~Aquifer_height_~~(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer ~~height~~]] is set too low, meaning the Aquifer is not functioning. Specifically, it is set below the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|ground bottom distance]], which defines the impenetrable lower layer of the underground. Groundwater levels can never be lower than that height, and thus never reach the level of the aquifer.		\| description=The [[Aquifer_datum_(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer datum]] is set too low, meaning the Aquifer is not functioning. Specifically, it is set below the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|ground bottom distance]], which defines the impenetrable lower layer of the underground. Groundwater levels can never be lower than that height, and thus never reach the level of the aquifer.
	\| auto=A fix is proposed to adjust the [[Aquifer_height_(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer height]] value. A value can be provided representing how deep below the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] the aquifer should be placed, and a new height relative to {{datum}} is calculated automatically.		\| auto=A fix is proposed to adjust the [[Aquifer_height_(Water_Overlay)\|aquifer height]] value. A value can be provided representing how deep below the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] the aquifer should be placed, and a new height relative to {{datum}} is calculated automatically.
	\| resolve=Ensure the [[Aquifer height (Water Overlay)\|aquifer height]] represents a value between the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] and the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|impenetrable underground layer]].		\| resolve=Ensure the [[Aquifer height (Water Overlay)\|aquifer height]] represents a value between the [[elevation model (Water Overlay)\|terrain height]] and the [[Ground bottom distance m (Water Overlay)\|impenetrable underground layer]].

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	====This Weir is situated ... higher than the average land height: ..~~.====~~		{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Weir is situated ... higher than the average land height: ...
	~~The [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]] is many meters higher than the average [[elevation model\|terrain height]], so water needs to be equally excessively high to flow across it~~.

	~~'''To~~ resolve~~:'''~~ Make sure that the [[Weir_height_(Water_Overlay)\|weir height]] is set to a realistic value.		\| description=The [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]] is many meters higher than the average [[elevation model\|terrain height]], so water needs to be equally excessively high to flow across it.
			\| auto=
			\| resolve=Make sure that the [[Weir_height_(Water_Overlay)\|weir height]] is set to a realistic value.

	~~====This Weir is situated ... lower than the average land height ...====~~		}}
	~~The [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]]'s height is that low, meaning water can almost certainly always flow across the [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]].~~

	~~'''To resolve:''' Make sure that~~ the ~~[[Weir_height_(Water_Overlay)\|weir~~ height~~]] is set to a realistic value~~.		{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Weir is situated ... lower than the average land height ...

	=~~===This~~ Weir ~~has a very small width of ..~~.====		\| description=The [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]]'s height is that low, meaning water can almost certainly always flow across the [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]].
	~~The~~ [[~~Weir_width_~~(Water_Overlay)\|~~Weir width~~]] value ~~is very small which restricts the flow of water over the weir~~.		\| auto=
			\| resolve=Make sure that the [[Weir_height_(Water_Overlay)\|weir height]] is set to a realistic value.

	~~'''To resolve:'''~~ A fix is proposed to provide a new [[Weir_width_(Water_Overlay)\|Weir width]] value.		}}

			{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Weir has a very small width of ...

			\| description=The [[Weir_width_(Water_Overlay)\|Weir width]] value is very small which restricts the flow of water over the weir. This may not necessarily be incorrect, but could be be data error.

			\| auto=A fix is proposed to provide a new [[Weir_width_(Water_Overlay)\|Weir width]] value.
			\| resolve=Ensure the [[Weir width (Water Overlay)\|Weir width]] is set to a realistic value.

			}}

	{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Weir has no width, no water will flow through it		{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Weir has no width, no water will flow through it

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	'''To resolve:''' Reduce the complexity of the calculation. Prioritize reducing the calculation time, and consider running the [[Water Overlay]] calculation in [[Low impulse (Water Overlay)\|low impulse]] mode.		'''To resolve:''' Reduce the complexity of the calculation. Prioritize reducing the calculation time, and consider running the [[Water Overlay]] calculation in [[Low impulse (Water Overlay)\|low impulse]] mode.

	===Invalid ~~constructions~~===		===Invalid buildings===
	One or more [[hydraulic structures (Water Overlay)\|~~construction~~]]s used in the calculation are invalid. They may be incorrectly configured, or interfered with by the presence of other [[~~Construction~~]]s. More information for the individual [[~~Construction~~]]s with errors can be found in the [[Water Overlay Wizard]], or under the {{inlink\|~~Construction~~ warnings}} header.		One or more [[hydraulic structures (Water Overlay)\|building]]s used in the calculation are invalid. They may be incorrectly configured, or interfered with by the presence of other [[building]]s. More information for the individual [[building]]s with errors can be found in the [[Water Overlay Wizard]], or under the {{inlink\|building warnings}} header.

	'''To resolve:''' Open the [[Water Overlay Wizard\|Water Overlay configuration wizard]], continue to the step of the [[~~Construction~~]]s, and investigate the warnings (highlighted yellow) or errors (highlighted red) of [[~~Construction~~]]s on an individual basis. If applicable, fixes are proposed with the tool icon. By clicking on the icon the fix can be automatically solved.		'''To resolve:''' Open the [[Water Overlay Wizard\|Water Overlay configuration wizard]], continue to the step of the [[building]]s, and investigate the warnings (highlighted yellow) or errors (highlighted red) of [[building]]s on an individual basis. If applicable, fixes are proposed with the tool icon. By clicking on the icon the fix can be automatically solved.
	See also: [[How to apply fixes for multiple components in the Water Overlay Wizard]]		See also: [[How to apply fixes for multiple components in the Water Overlay Wizard]]

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	\| auto=		\| auto=
	\| resolve=Either change the [[grid cell size]], or redraw the [[Item]]. You can also check the advanced options in the [[Water Overlay Wizard]], that [[Object correction (Water Overlay)\|object correction]] is active, which will allow the {{software}} to automatically attempt to fix this issue for all [[~~Construction~~]]s.		\| resolve=Either change the [[grid cell size]], or redraw the [[Item]]. You can also check the advanced options in the [[Water Overlay Wizard]], that [[Object correction (Water Overlay)\|object correction]] is active, which will allow the {{software}} to automatically attempt to fix this issue for all [[building]]s.

	}}		}}
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	==~~Construction~~ warnings==		==Building warnings==
	For individual [[hydraulic structures (Water Overlay)\|hydraulic structure]]s, warnings may be presented when they are improperly configured.		For individual [[hydraulic structures (Water Overlay)\|hydraulic structure]]s, warnings may be presented when they are improperly configured.

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	{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=The polygon of the ... is too complex to calculate a center line from		{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=The polygon of the ... is too complex to calculate a center line from

	\| description=This warning means that the polygon is too complex to create a center line from, for [[Line-based ~~construction~~ (Water_Overlay)\| line based ~~constructions~~]]. This means it's not possible to determine what the end-points of the structure are, and thus which cells are connected through this structure.		\| description=This warning means that the polygon is too complex to create a center line from, for [[Line-based building (Water_Overlay)\| line based buildings]]. This means it's not possible to determine what the end-points of the structure are, and thus which cells are connected through this structure.
	\| auto=		\| auto=
	\| resolve=Simplify the geometry, so that it is easier to compute a center line. This can be done manually by redrawing it, or possibly automatically via a GIS application such as ArcGIS or QGIS, via a [[WFS]] connection.		\| resolve=Simplify the geometry, so that it is easier to compute a center line. This can be done manually by redrawing it, or possibly automatically via a GIS application such as ArcGIS or QGIS, via a [[WFS]] connection.
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	{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Weir is not connecting two different Water Areas		{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Weir is not connecting two different Water Areas

	\| description=The [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]] is only connected to a single [[Water area (Water Overlay)\|Water Area]]. This can mean only one endpoint of the Weir intersects with a Water Area and the other doesn't, or that both endpoints intersect with the same Water Area. This may in some situations be intentional, but as Weirs are usually a ~~construction~~ to separate two water levels, this may be the result of data error.		\| description=The [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]] is only connected to a single [[Water area (Water Overlay)\|Water Area]]. This can mean only one endpoint of the Weir intersects with a Water Area and the other doesn't, or that both endpoints intersect with the same Water Area. This may in some situations be intentional, but as Weirs are usually a building to separate two water levels, this may be the result of data error.
	\| auto=		\| auto=
	\| resolve=If neccesary and appropriate, move the [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]] so that its endpoints lay in two distinct [[Water area (Water Overlay)\|Water Area]]s.		\| resolve=If neccesary and appropriate, move the [[Weir (Water Overlay)\|Weir]] so that its endpoints lay in two distinct [[Water area (Water Overlay)\|Water Area]]s.
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	{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Weir has no defined angle		{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Weir has no defined angle

	\| description=The [[Weir angle (Water Overlay)\|Weir angle]] value is not set. This means the {{software}} cannot automatically orient the Weir. Weirs are often defined as point-data, in which case an angle is the only way to determine how the Weir is meant to be oriented, and generate a structure perpendicular to the direction of flow to prevent water flowing past it without being limited by the Weir. If the Weir is drawn as a line, the {{software}} will be able to place the Weir based on its [[line-based ~~construction~~ (Water Overlay)\|center-line]]. However, even then it is still probably neccessary to generate a flow-blocking structure, for which a configured angle is required,		\| description=The [[Weir angle (Water Overlay)\|Weir angle]] value is not set. This means the {{software}} cannot automatically orient the Weir. Weirs are often defined as point-data, in which case an angle is the only way to determine how the Weir is meant to be oriented, and generate a structure perpendicular to the direction of flow to prevent water flowing past it without being limited by the Weir. If the Weir is drawn as a line, the {{software}} will be able to place the Weir based on its [[line-based building (Water Overlay)\|center-line]]. However, even then it is still probably neccessary to generate a flow-blocking structure, for which a configured angle is required,
	\| auto=A fix is proposed to automatically let the {{software}} generate the [[Weir angle (Water Overlay)\|Weir angle]]s.		\| auto=A fix is proposed to automatically let the {{software}} generate the [[Weir angle (Water Overlay)\|Weir angle]]s.
	\| resolve=Set a value in the range of 0-360 for the [[Weir angle (Water Overlay)\|Weir angle]].		\| resolve=Set a value in the range of 0-360 for the [[Weir angle (Water Overlay)\|Weir angle]].
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	{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Pump has no defined angle		{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=This Pump has no defined angle

	\| description=The [[Pump angle (Water Overlay)\|Pump angle]] value is not set. This means the {{software}} cannot automatically orient the pump. Pumps are often defined as point-data, in which case an angle is the only way to determine how the pump is meant to be oriented. If the pump is drawn as a line, the {{software}} will be able to place the pump based on its [[line-based ~~construction~~ (Water Overlay)\|center-line]].		\| description=The [[Pump angle (Water Overlay)\|Pump angle]] value is not set. This means the {{software}} cannot automatically orient the pump. Pumps are often defined as point-data, in which case an angle is the only way to determine how the pump is meant to be oriented. If the pump is drawn as a line, the {{software}} will be able to place the pump based on its [[line-based building (Water Overlay)\|center-line]].
	\| auto=A fix is proposed to automatically let the {{software}} generate the [[Pump angle (Water Overlay)\|Pump angle]]s.		\| auto=A fix is proposed to automatically let the {{software}} generate the [[Pump angle (Water Overlay)\|Pump angle]]s.
	\| resolve=Set a value in the range of 0-360 for the [[Pump angle (Water Overlay)\|Pump angle]].		\| resolve=Set a value in the range of 0-360 for the [[Pump angle (Water Overlay)\|Pump angle]].
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	{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=The height of this Sewer Overflow is situated ... above the average land height: ...		{{warning fix \| level= ==== \| title=The height of this Sewer Overflow is situated ... above the average land height: ...

	\| description=The [[Sewer overflow (Water Overlay)\|Sewer Overflow]] is location high above the average [[elevation model\|terrain height]], meaning the sewer overflow is modeled as either an above-ground sewer, or as a ~~construction~~ rising high up from the ground to allow sewer water to overflow.		\| description=The [[Sewer overflow (Water Overlay)\|Sewer Overflow]] is location high above the average [[elevation model\|terrain height]], meaning the sewer overflow is modeled as either an above-ground sewer, or as a building rising high up from the ground to allow sewer water to overflow.
	\| auto=A fix is proposed to provide a height better in line with the [[elevation model\|terrain height]].		\| auto=A fix is proposed to provide a height better in line with the [[elevation model\|terrain height]].
	\| resolve=Ensure the [[Sewer overflow (Water Overlay)\|Sewer Overflow's height]] is set to a realistic value, relative to the terrain height.		\| resolve=Ensure the [[Sewer overflow (Water Overlay)\|Sewer Overflow's height]] is set to a realistic value, relative to the terrain height.