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Guest over 4 years ago in Other Product Ideas / Storm, Sewer, Flood Modeling 0 Gathering support

Storage area polygons

Storage nodes often represent detention basins or other locations with large areas. Pipes enter/leave from opposite sides. With the standard link/node configuration, one or more link will be mis-configured compared to the actual location. I have...
Guest about 4 years ago in Other Product Ideas / Storm, Sewer, Flood Modeling 2 Gathering support

XPSWMM Inlet capacity - head difference rating or geometry-based inlets

Inlet capacity creates a second node internally to XPSWMM. Currently, the rating curve methods for it are calculated based on node depth, rather than head differential, which doesn’t work right with 2D if the storm sewer HGL is above the gutter. ...
Guest about 4 years ago in Other Product Ideas / Storm, Sewer, Flood Modeling 0 Gathering support

Better documentation on XPX/XPTABLES to map UI element to variables

I would like for Innovyze to create a complete list of all the codes that can be used in XPX or XPTables, with descriptions of how they are used, and/or make it very easy to find out what those codes are. For example, NKLASS is used in XPX to ...
Guest over 4 years ago in Other Product Ideas / Storm, Sewer, Flood Modeling 0 Gathering support

Warning Messages in InfoSewer

Is there a way to stop the program from checking for this? InfoWater has the Engineering Validation Manager which allows the “rules check” to be toggled on and off. The user does not want to see Negative Flow Warning messages in the RPT file of I...
ROBERT DICKENSON almost 4 years ago in Other Product Ideas / Storm, Sewer, Flood Modeling 0 Gathering support

As a user, when transmit a model in XPSWMM, I would like the externally referenced surface, soil and landuse also be packaged.

In XPSWMM, when 2D data are referenced externally, they are not packaged when transmit the model
Guest almost 4 years ago in Other Product Ideas / Storm, Sewer, Flood Modeling 0 Gathering support

As an XPSWMM user, I would like to be able to import flow data from SWMM5 Inflow/outflow formats. So that I can import results from CUHP.

For the latest versions of CUHP https://mhfd.org/resources/software/ , it is using the SWMM5 text inflow/outflows format for results. Therefore the old conversion tool in XPSWMM no longer works.
Guest almost 4 years ago in Other Product Ideas / Storm, Sewer, Flood Modeling 0 Gathering support

I would like to create a template for model import from GIS to XPSWMM

When you go exchange data from GIS to XPSWMM you need to find all the fields you want each time and rename all the field for GIS compatibility. I would like to create a standard template once and use that template for each model and each time I ne...
Guest over 4 years ago in Other Product Ideas / Storm, Sewer, Flood Modeling 0 Gathering support

As a user, I would like to be able to export node max stage for all different global storms when exporting to GIS in XPSWMM.

When exporting results to GIS, it should export all the storms that are selected, so that I don't need to manually extract the information and piece them together.
Guest over 4 years ago in Other Product Ideas / Storm, Sewer, Flood Modeling 0 Gathering support

It would be great to add PMP (probable maximum precipitation) calculator to XPSWMM and XPSTORM

It would be great to add PMP (probable maximum precipitation) calculator to XPSWMM and XPSTORM
Guest over 4 years ago in Other Product Ideas / Storm, Sewer, Flood Modeling 0 Gathering support

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