Actually there aren't so many files to start a simulation. But since input files are mainly boundary conditions for your simulation, the more of them, the more realistic your results will be. But that's entirely up to you.
The absolute minimum for any TELEMAC-Mascaret model to run is:
- The mesh (.slf)
- The boundary file (.cli)
- The simulation parameters (.cas)
Without these the simulation won't even start. (Though I'm not sure about that for the Mascaret module).
(A brief description of some of the input files is given
here)
On the creation of these files, I believe the process is thoroughly detailed in the Baxter tutorial, that explains a functional, yet simple, example. Beyond the input files and implementations become case-specific, so there are no tutorials available. But once you get the hang of the basics, further implementations are not so hard.
Best regards,
Phelype