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®BehavePlus 5.0.1 <br />h4mts; SURFACE <br />Description ]a BasicStart.bpw; Initialize with fuel model 2 <br />FueUVegetstiou, Siuface3Understory Juitialize from a Fuel Model <br />Fuel Model Type <br />I h Fuel Load <br />10-h Fuel Load <br />100h Fuel Load <br />Live Herbaceous Fuel Load <br />Live Woody Fuel Load <br />1-h SAfV <br />Live Herbaceous SAIF <br />Live Woody SAN <br />Fuel Bed Depth <br />Dead Fuel Moisture of F.irlinetion <br />Dead Fuel Heat Content <br />Live Fuel Heat Content <br />Page 1 <br />Figure 24—When a worksheet is set up by starting with the BaslcStart.bpw worksheet and the in- <br />put option is changed to Fuel is entered as Fuel parameters, only two decimal places are shown <br />when Initialize from a Fuel Model is used. <br />5.3 Units Set Selection <br />You can quickly use Configure > Units set selection to change among the default <br />English, metric, or custom units sets that you have previously developed and saved <br />(Figure 25). Decimal display for output variables is part of the units set. <br />n Fie C&Ulde View, CorOwn Pagn Wndapw Took Help <br />BekcFson <br />�yy Fuel model set selection <br />y� Behw Moist= scenano set selec4on <br />EnsUh <br />Iillilltf3:.` Custom units Preferences <br />J <br />Dr Appearance preferences CaBtam <br />Figure 25—You can change the units set (which <br />includes output decimal display) to English, metric, or a <br />custom set using Configure > Units set selection. <br />If you enter values on the worksheet and then change the units set, six decimal places <br />are displayed for the converted values, although trailing zeros are suppressed. This is a <br />change in Version 5.0. It resolves a problem with round off that sometimes occurred in <br />previous versions. This solution is awkward in some cases, but won't affect most users <br />who generally do not switch back and forth between units sets. <br />USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-249. 2010 33 <br />11s <br />tonlac <br />M <br />12.00 <br />tonlac <br />10 <br />11.00 <br />tonlac <br />15.50 <br />tordac <br />10750 <br />tonlac <br />10.60 <br />N/O <br />13oaa <br />132&3 <br />115oo <br />B21&3 <br />115co <br />it <br />M <br />11.50 <br />ado <br />M <br />115 <br />Btu& <br />�J <br />8000 <br />Btullb <br />18000 <br />Figure 24—When a worksheet is set up by starting with the BaslcStart.bpw worksheet and the in- <br />put option is changed to Fuel is entered as Fuel parameters, only two decimal places are shown <br />when Initialize from a Fuel Model is used. <br />5.3 Units Set Selection <br />You can quickly use Configure > Units set selection to change among the default <br />English, metric, or custom units sets that you have previously developed and saved <br />(Figure 25). Decimal display for output variables is part of the units set. <br />n Fie C&Ulde View, CorOwn Pagn Wndapw Took Help <br />BekcFson <br />�yy Fuel model set selection <br />y� Behw Moist= scenano set selec4on <br />EnsUh <br />Iillilltf3:.` Custom units Preferences <br />J <br />Dr Appearance preferences CaBtam <br />Figure 25—You can change the units set (which <br />includes output decimal display) to English, metric, or a <br />custom set using Configure > Units set selection. <br />If you enter values on the worksheet and then change the units set, six decimal places <br />are displayed for the converted values, although trailing zeros are suppressed. This is a <br />change in Version 5.0. It resolves a problem with round off that sometimes occurred in <br />previous versions. This solution is awkward in some cases, but won't affect most users <br />who generally do not switch back and forth between units sets. <br />USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-249. 2010 33 <br />