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Please, refer to the “User Defined Rules for Hydraulic Structures and
Pumps” chapter of HEC-RAS User’s Manual.
The boundary condition you need is called “Rules”. Create a variable
holding a cross-section WS Elevation (a control point) that you can use in
a rule for a gate.

Good luck!

Radek

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Please, refer to the "User Defined Rules fo=
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The boundary condition you need is called "Rules". Create a=
variable holding a cross-section WS Elevation (a control point) that you c=
an use in a rule for a gate.

Good luck!

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[Radosław Pasiok]

2D mesh tools are present in the RiverGIS since its early stage of development, when there was no breakline tool in HEC-RAS.

Currently RiverGIS has two options non-existing in HEC-RAS:
1. you can align a few rows of points along a breakline, and
2. you can locate breakpoints along breaklines if you need a cell faces at exact locations (at breakpoints)

Please, see example usage of the two at:
http://rivergis.com/ras2d_geometry.html#create-2d-computational-points

The options were developed for a case of a channel with groins:
http://rivergis.com/_images/ras2d_mesh_brkpts2.jpg

Best regards,

Radek Pasiok

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