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Line 3: \|alt_msg=ERROR 2049 - Elevation of point snapped to Z Line is zero. <br> ERROR 2049 - Z values equal to zero were found. View _messages.mif layer. <br> WARNING 2049 - Elevation of point inside Z Shape region is zero. <br> WARNING 2049 - Elevation of point snapped to Z Line is zero. \|type=[[ERROR]] <br> [[WARNING]] \|message_desc="Elevation point snapped to 2D breakline (Z Line) has an elevation of zero. ~~Use~~This ~~.tgc~~usually ~~command~~occurs ~~""Zero~~when Zdata ~~Line~~is ~~Point~~missing ==from ~~WARNING""~~the toelevation ~~issue~~point, ~~the~~this ~~message~~error asprevents aan ~~WARNING~~absolute ~~and~~elevation ~~not~~of as0m anbeing ~~ERROR~~mistakenly used on a breakline." ~~\|suggestions=????~~ Use .tgc command <font color="green"><tt>Zero Z Line Point == WARNING</tt></font> to issue the message as a WARNING and not as an ERROR. \|suggestions=If the zero value is incorrect and a non-zero elevation is intended fill in data or remove elevation point to interpolate from adjacent values. If you are wanting an elevation of 0m at a point, this check can be set to issue a warning or the zero elevation can be set to a value very close to zero e.g. 0.001m. \|discussion_page=* [[Talk:TUFLOW Message 2049\|Discuss Message 2049]] \|link3=''

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