Object entry correction (Water Overlay)

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Icon	Attribute	Unit	Range	Description	Default value
	OBJECT_ENTRY_CORRECTION	nominal		How many cells allowed to move hydraulic buildings if they would otherwise be inactive due to overlap with another hydraulic building.	2

Objects (culverts, pumps, weirs) can sometimes overlap each other and then one or more objects become inactive. When this happens the rasterizer automatically moves the inactive object(s) start/end point(s) by a maximum of some amount of cells so the object(s) become active.

Notes

• This Attribute is by default set to 2 which means object correction is applied.
• 3 is the maximum allowed for this Attribute.
• In the advanced settings step of the Water Overlay Wizard, this Attribute can also be (de)activated.

How-to's

• How to add and remove an Attribute

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