Is there a particular order that the elements of the net file need to be in?

User: "Miguel Gomez"
Altair Community Member
Updated by Miguel Gomez

I am trying to programmatically create a net file for propagation/networking simulations, but I am unable to get the files to work with the WinPropCLI. I can execute a project built with the GUI in windows and then modify the files to have Linux paths for the antennas, databases, etc., and that runs. 

If possible, are there any more examples of setting up projects for use with the WinPropCLI in Linux? or more documentation on how to set up these net, nup files from scratch?

Any help someone could provide would be most appreciated. 

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    User: "Reiner_Hoppe"
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    Updated by Reiner_Hoppe

    Please use the order as given in the example projects or the ones created from your side using the WinProp GUI, there is in principle always the same order used.

    The modified flags for the propagation results (first 'y/n' for RunPRO, second 'y/n' for RunMS) indicate if the parameters have been changed after the results have been computed i.e. to invalidate the results in the result tree of ProMan GUI.
    You can set both to 'y' when creating the project for running it using WinPropCLI. In ProMan GUI these are set to 'n' after the corresponding result has been computed.

    ***** Antenna modified since last path loss computation ***********************
    ANTENNA 1 MODIFIED y y