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Line 11: ''Auto Stop'' TRIM can automatically stop your simulation once it has safely passed the peak. This can save loads of time. For more information refer to [http://www.csse.com.au/trim_online_help/index.php?trim_autostop.htm here]. Note, if your modelling PC is unattended, you may need to apply the fix at the bottom of the [http://www.csse.com.au/trim_online_help/index.php?trim_autostop.htm page] to get Auto Stop to work properly. ''~~'Hiding TUFLOW~~Hide Windows'''▼ TRIM has an option to suppress the TUFLOW console display. Besides avoiding hijacking the screen when new windows are launched, we have observed up to a 10% speed increase (based on the tutorial model). '''Automation of Post Processing'''▼ Fiddling around with batch files to post process your simulations is virtually a thing of the past with TRIM's automation of post processing. TRIM can automatically group your simulations (based on common ARIs), run dat_t_dat to extract peak results and run TUFLOW_to_GIS to convert to common formats. It can also automatically create other formats such as TAB / SHP / TIF and others. Detailed documentation can be found [http://www.csse.com.au/trim_online_help/index.php?automation_of_post_processing.htm here] but there are a couple tricks to using this tool. '''Events and Scenario Models'''▼ ''Removal of 1D Networks from results'' ▲'''Automation of Post Processing''' ▲'''Hiding TUFLOW Windows''' ▲'''Events and Scenario Models'''

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