Waq (1) = Stopped with error code 1 - Coast/Estuary - Delft3D
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Waq (1) = Stopped with error code 1
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Eka Mulyawati, modified 1 Year ago.
Waq (1) = Stopped with error code 1
Youngling Posts: 1 Join Date: 11/22/19 Recent Posts 00
Hi everyone, I get a problem when I run the Waq (1). The dialogue just writes "Stopped with error code 1". Even though I've followed the tutorial Instruction. Is there a solution to solve it? Please tell me. Thanks.
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hao lin, modified 12 Months ago.
RE: Waq (1) = Stopped with error code 1
Youngling Posts: 2 Join Date: 2/29/20 Recent Posts 00
Hi, I had the same problem as you. And it was resolved just now. I think you can check the .lst file. It could tell you what the problem is. Like my problem, it's just because of the wrong filename that cause the file to be unreadable.