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Situation is as follows. User has three simulations; all simulations use the same model, but different rain events.
User adds the three simulations to the project
Users clicks the eye symbol of simulation 1 to visualise the water levels on the map
User uses the identify tool to view the water levels of all three scenario's
The water level for simulation 1 is shown, but not for simulation 2 and 3
If the user clicks on the eye symbol for simulation 2 and than for simulation 3, the values are all filled in.
The same happens when switching to a different variable or time step; this is even worse, because there are values for each of the three scenario's, but they are the wrong values.
Can we fill in the values for all loaded scenarios? Or would that have a too large performance penalty?
Situation is as follows. User has three simulations; all simulations use the same model, but different rain events.
The water level for simulation 1 is shown, but not for simulation 2 and 3
If the user clicks on the eye symbol for simulation 2 and than for simulation 3, the values are all filled in.
The same happens when switching to a different variable or time step; this is even worse, because there are values for each of the three scenario's, but they are the wrong values.
Can we fill in the values for all loaded scenarios? Or would that have a too large performance penalty?
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