Can't get model to run

[banubayr]

Hello,

I've been using HYDRUS to model some rain gardens and I have recently created a new model to simulate water flow.
However I cannot get this model in particular to run. The window that runs the calculations pops up for a quick second, and then quickly closes, displaying empty results. No error messages. I have tried to resolve the issue myself by comparing it to other models of mine that do run completely, but have had no luck on fixing it.

Any help/advice on how to resolve this issue would help greatly. I have attached my file to this message.

Thank you
-Banu

[Mirek]

The calculation really crashes after reading the geometric information about the transport domain. It will take us a while to find out the exact reason, but I noticed that your domain contains some points and curves that are not used by any surface (see the attached image) and I think that this may be the reason why the calculation fails. We will know the exact reason later.

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[Mirek]

We found out the real reason why the calculation fails. In the working directory of your project, there is a file Crosssect.in, which was probably created for the previous version of the project and should have been deleted after changing the FE-mesh. However, this did not happen - which is a bug that we have to fix in HYDRUS 5.02. This problem can be solved immediately by deleting the Crosssect.in file according to the attached picture. The fixed project is attached.

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[banubayr]

Thank you SO much! You saved me a lot of trouble.

[banubayr]

Hello, I am having issues again with the cross section. I have a model and have added two cross sections in order to look at a wetting front through time. However, after running the model I get an error message "Cross-section has no intersetion with the displayed mesh". I also noticed there is no
Crosssect.in file in the working directory.
How can I resolve this issue so that I can see the results from the cross section? Thank you for your help. Attached is the project folder.
-Banu

[Mirek]

This probably is an error, we will fix that. However, you can use "Line Probes" (see attached image) that work correctly.

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