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Command File (FVC) Reference Command Line Cell function == <celltype> Flux file == <hQh file> 139 Default Description None If structype = cell then the cell function type is required. Cell function type can be: ZB_adjust: o Adjustable bed elevations for a series of cells with a specified crest level DZB_adjust: o Adjustable bed elevations for a series of cells with a specified crest level dz above existing bed levels If fluxtype = matrix then a flux file is required. The flux file is a comma separated variable file with the hQh flux matrix, defining discharge for a combination of upstream and downstream water levels. It contains header lines (as many header lines as desired but with no more than 2 commas in each line), then a matrix as follows: First row is a list of upstream water levels First column is a list of downstream water levels Matrix is discharge values corresponding to the listed water levels (corresponding row for downstream, corresponding column for upstream). The first value on the first line is a scale factor, which is applied to the Q values in the matrix. An example of a CSV file is given below: Weir Structure example Yds, yus 1., 0., 2., 3., 5. 0., 0., 10., 100., 125. 1., 10., 30., 100., 125. 2., 20., 50., 100., 125. 4., 30., 10., 100., 125. Polygon file == <polyfile> TUFLOW FV USER MANUAL BUILD 2010-10-AA Reads in a comma separated variable file with a polygon. The file contains a header line with column labels “x” and “y”, which define the points