OpenFlows Sewers - Unitify Scenarios, Alternatives, and Calc Options
Delete "non-active" scenarios, alternatives, and calc options to reduce the clutter and start fresh. Note: The other components, like patterns, pump curves etc. are NOT deleted part of this.
⬇️ Download
Please read setup, please 🙏.
⚙️Setup
- [Admin privilege is needed]
- Extract the downloaded contents to the x64 directory of the installed directory, typically,
C:\Program Files (x86)\Bentley\SewerGEMS\x64
. - OFW.UnitifySAC can be executed from above location. If executed from other than above location, application may not launch at all.
🔨 How it works
On a high level:
- Deletes the non-active scenarios without deleting the branch that is part of active scenario path.
- Deletes the non-active alternatives without deleting the branch that is part of the active alternative path.
- Deletes the non-active calculation options.
- Merges the alternaties from deepest level all the way to the base level
- Cleans up the scenario tree if needed until only one scenario is left
😎 How to use
Once the application is placed along with the main Bentley StormSewer application in the x64 directory, double click the OFS.UnitifySAC to launch the application. A window like below should show.
- Click on folder icon 📁 to select a StormSewer file for the clean-up. Once selected, model will open internally. A dialog-box will be displayed when open process is completed.
- Click on Unitify SAC icon to initiate the clean-up process
- Once the clean up is completed, either click on Save or Save As to save the changes.
- To view the changes in the main StormSewer application, click on the Bentley 🇧 icon.
- The Unitify SAC application window can now be closed.
🗩 Comments, Questions, Issues, Suggestions, ...
Please create and issue in the GitHub or drop me an email. Thank you!
🙏 Thank you
- Danielle Orgill and Brett O'Hair: For inspiring me about the tool
- Kris Culin: As always for the great help and support.
📜 Major update history
- April 28 2022: Initial Post
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