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  • #6252
    Wojciech
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    Hello
    I have a problem running the calculations. I have prepared a model that works in version 4.1.0.
    The same model loaded in version 5.0.3 of the RAS prepared Mapper area does not work. Error pops up as below

    In Geometries RAS Mapper – XS
    pops up the error:
    “Error reading features from file: ‘C: \ Documents adn Settings …. \ name.g .hdf’ group: ‘Geometry / Cross Sections’ H5O.getInfoByName: Object ID: 1000000 failed to return object information with status -1 .
    What could be wrong?

    #10176
    Wojciech
    Participant

    Hello,
    I solved the problem. The HEC RAS ​​order is important work. To firstly need to create geometry in the Geometric Data. Later in Ras Mapper creating access area.
    Best regards.
    Wojciech

    #10177
    Anonymous
    Guest

    I’m getting this same message as Wojciech when trying to start unsteady modeling computations. The same model yesterday worked just fine. I tried closing and restarting the model but that didn’t fix the problem. Unlike Wojciech, I haven’t done anything in Ras Mapper.

    #10178
    Anonymous
    Guest

    OK, I figured out my own problem. Apparently I reached the memory limit of our server. I was not able to save additional files to the network. After deleting several large *.bco files I was able to run the model

    #10179
    ReneeB
    Participant

    I received the same message. Can you describe how you made this error go away?

    #10180
    Anonymous
    Guest

    I’m getting the same error after modifying a geometry file and trying to run a steady flow analysis. Any ideas? What’s strange to me is that if I import the same geometry file and call it something else, the model runs just fine.

    Thanks for your help!
    Erin W

    #10181
    Anonymous
    Guest

    did you get this issue with the RasGeomWriter resolved?

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