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@tianmaxingkong12 you are probably seeing subcatchment runoff = green roof storage drain since green roof covers 100% of the subcatchment You can get the same values using pyswmm using the...

Hello! This feature is not available yet. However, you can adjust the rainfall within the simulation. https://pyswmm.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference/raingages.html

I think it was before my time as well. But it would be great feature to add. :o

Hello @RayLTL, Thanks for using pyswmm. What version of swmm5.exe are you using? Can you try the following code snippet instead? ```python from pyswmm import Simulation inpfile = './data/Example1.inp' with...

@RayLTL Can you share the text output when you try the code snippet above? Can you confirm your pyswmm and swm-toolkit version as well?

@RayLTL Can you share the Example1.inp as well. I would like to test locally.

@RayLTL This seems to work for me. What results are you expecting with swmmtoolbox? I also get 3kb with both pyswmm and pcswmm (swmm 5.1.015) ``` from pyswmm import Simulation...

@RayLTL I tried opening the .inp file you provided in PCSWMM and I can't seem to open the file. Can you confirm if you are able to open it in...

For example, if you try the code snippet above using a different .inp file you will get swmm object names. See the attached .inp file. [model_pollutants.zip](https://github.com/OpenWaterAnalytics/pyswmm/files/7759901/model_pollutants.zip) ``` {0: 'subcatchment', 1:...

@RayLTL See the attached model from the previous post. Can you try to running Example1.inp with swmm engine 5.1.015?