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# Open the Tygron Engine, logon with user name and password and open the project ''Inun Test NL'' | # Open the Tygron Engine, logon with user name and password and open the project ''Inun Test NL'' | ||
==Editing terrain== | |||
First we add water to the terrain model of our project: | First we add water to the terrain model of our project: | ||
# Go to Terrain in the ribbon and select Import GeoJSON file | # Go to Terrain in the ribbon and select Import GeoJSON file | ||
Revision as of 10:03, 1 September 2017
Getting Started
- Open the Tygron Engine, logon with user name and password and open the project Inun Test NL
Editing terrain
First we add water to the terrain model of our project:
- Go to Terrain in the ribbon and select Import GeoJSON file
- Press Select File and import the file openwater.geojson from the tutorial
- Select Water from the Import as Terrain Type: selection menu
File:RFO Tutorial ImportTerrainFile.png
Press Send. You have added the canals of our water system!
File:RFO Tutorial TerrainEdited.png
Adding a Rainfall Overlay
- Go to Overlays, in the GeoData ribbon and select Add Rainfall. The rainfall indicator appears on the left-side-panel
- Open the Rain Overlay Wizzard by clicking on the Configuration Wizard button in the right-side-panel
The Rainfall Overlay Wizard will appear:
