Bruce Campbell Posted May 26, 2016 Report Share Posted May 26, 2016 Hi -- I've got something that looks like a bug when I run the "Export Native Text" command. The problem is in the file that's output for the STR package. The STR inputs for Discharge, Conductance and the Top and Bottom altitudes for the individual stream reaches are pushed together without spaces. Here's an example from the beginning of the file: 70883 14353 3 0 0 128390.4 740 0 70883 0 0 8 8 76 1 1 0.0313.580463 7448.3589313.579456313.580463 8 7 76 1 2 0.0344.32457613513.4918344.323569344.324576 8 7 75 1 3 0.0316.22881841210.9933 316.22781316.228818 8 7 74 1 4 0.0292.13801741757.7071 292.13701292.138017 8 7 73 1 5 0.0272.52672941382.5175272.525722272.526729 This gives an error when I attempt to run the model outside of GMS. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bill Dolinar Posted May 26, 2016 Report Share Posted May 26, 2016 Trying the option to save a native text copy (select MODFLOW | Global Options... menu then toggle on Save native text copy) should work. Then when you save the project it should give you a text export in a new folder along side the GMS MODFLOW folder. This could be caused by changes in the STR file format with the 1.11.00 release of MODFLOW-2005. With MODFLOW-2005 v1.11.00 the format used for the STR package changed from always fixed format (where numbers running together could be read by MODFLOW) to either fixed or free format depending on the Basic package setting. GMS saves MODFLOW files using free format. The native text export should work with either fixed or free format so it could also be read by older versions of MODFLOW-2005. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bruce Campbell Posted May 27, 2016 Author Report Share Posted May 27, 2016 Thanks Bill, this worked very well. I didn't notice it in the Global Options menu. Probably lot's of things in there I'm missing! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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