Plotting 2D HEC-RAS Results Along a Breakline

I often put a lot of work into my breaklines, particularly a center line, which would make a good profile line when I'm evaluating a 2D result. There is a super simple way to convert a breakline into a profile line to get a quasi-1D profile along it.

[@VanessaPineda-ch4oj]

Hello! Is there a way to print this results directly from RASMapper Plot? I don't see an option other than a screenshot or snip. Thanks!

[@TheBalticSun]

Great video. I wonder if it is possible to place a "virtual flow gauge or meter" (just a point, not a breakline) in some place of the mesh to record a flow time series.
thanks for the knowledge!

[@stanfordgibson]

For sure. Have you played around with the Feature Points? At the top of the mapper tree there is a heading called "Features." Right click on that in edit mode and choose "Create a New Layer--> Point Layer." Then run your simulation. RAS will save results to that point and you can plot them at that point.

[@stanfordgibson]

BTW, we are planning to add a reference polygon to 6.4, which will allow you to combine or average results from several cells.

[@TheBalticSun]

​@@stanfordgibson sorry for the inconvenience, I already created the point layer but I can't find the results in RAS mapper, I select the point with the cursor but RAS mapper dont show me the plotting options, I select the point and RAS Mapper show me the options for the entire cell, how can I view the time series only for the point?

[@stanfordgibson]

@@TheBalticSun Unfortunately, the result do not plot in Mapper yet. You have to go back to the time series output in the main RAS window. I'd like to do a video on this, because its super useful but not that intuitive, but haven't gotten to it yet.