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Line 5: \|message_desc=Lowered SX ZC Zpt to 1D node bed level. This message only appears in the _message.mif file and is associated with a special 2D cell style (<u>wjs - in the description from the access database, there was a ??? here, was this on purpose</u>).<br> A "Z" flag has been used ~~ato~~to adjust the ZC elevation at each cell at/along the 2D SX object to below the 1D node bed elevation where ZC is higher. The ZC elevation is set to the Cell Wet/Dry Depth below the 1D node bed. It is not recommended to use the Z flag without first checking that the reason for the discrepancy in elevations between 1D and 2D domains is appropriate.<br> The "Z" flag lowers only the cell centre (ZC) and if used inappropriately can result in stability issues if there is a discrepancy between 1D node and surrounding 2D elevations.<br>

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