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It's feature lines graded to surface. I had to go in close so you could see it. This is the worst spot but it happens everywhere. I was just thinking, could it have anything to do with the contour smoothing on the existing surface?
I think the only way your going to get it to match exactly is to have a
"final surface", the existing surface with the proposed surface pasted on
the existing surface. You can then extract the boundary from the proposed
surface and offset it by an small amount (maybe 1'). Use this extracted
polyline as a non-destructive boundary for your "final surface."
Then they will perfectly match.
-John
wrote in message news:6402045@discussion.autodesk.com...
Many possibilities, but a picture would help us out.
Honestly, I wouldn't bother. You are pretty close as it is, and in the real world, you have to balance getting it spot-on versus moving along and getting the job completed. Since this grading is very close (especially if you are zoomed in to see it) then I'd say "good job" and get along little doggies.
I agree with castled, Good enough for county work!!! One thing, no one asked if a daylight line was used in the surface creation. You may want to look into or not.
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