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# Navigate to the '''Coordinate Reference System''' tab and set the projection you wish to work in (same as your TUFLOW model); and |
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Latest revision as of 14:39, 22 June 2021
Setting the projection for the project, uses this projection for all input files that do not have a projection associated with them. For example, when results grid files are imported they are assumed to have the projection of the project. It is recommended that you set a projection for projects you are working on.
To set the projection:
- From the menus select Settings >>> Project Properties;
- Navigate to the Coordinate Reference System tab and set the projection you wish to work in (same as your TUFLOW model); and
- Select Apply.
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