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SURFACE modify by deleting point

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Message 2 of 17
mcloughlin
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SURFACE modify by deleting point

We have a surface with some bad points.  We have these points displayed, along with the contours.  

 

We go Modify>Surface>Edit Surface>Delete Point.

 

Program says: "You must have surface points displayed for this operation.  Edit the surface style and try again."

 

Yet here are the points, displayed right in front of us! (see appended image)

 

What are we missing?  

 

 

 

 

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Message 1 of 17
mcloughlin
in reply to: mcloughlin

We have a surface with some bad points.  We have these points displayed, along with the contours.  

 

We go Modify>Surface>Edit Surface>Delete Point.

 

Program says: "You must have surface points displayed for this operation.  Edit the surface style and try again."

 

Yet here are the points, displayed right in front of us! (see appended image)

 

What are we missing?  

 

 

 

 

Message 3 of 17
IanMcClain
in reply to: mcloughlin

Those appear to be cogo points, which are different than surface points.

 

If you have created a surface from cogo points as from a point group, you may edit the point group to exclude the points you don't want. The surface will update accordingly.

 

Surface points are usually added manually and only exist as a part of the surface object, therefore they must be displayed by the style to be edited or deleted.

Ian McClain
Message 4 of 17
Pointdump
in reply to: mcloughlin

McL,

Take out the bad points. Put in good points.Smiley Happy

Where to delete surface points depends on how the surface was built.

Dave

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Message 5 of 17
sboon
in reply to: mcloughlin

You are displaying COGO points, not surface TIN points.

 

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Message 6 of 17
jmayo-EE
in reply to: mcloughlin

Assign a surface style that displays the surface points in Plan. The points are turned on in the display tab of the surface style properties dialog

John Mayo

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Message 7 of 17
wfberry
in reply to: mcloughlin

If they are just regular cogo points, just "move", "delete" or whatever in a normal fashion.  (Provided they are not in a survey database.)

 

Bill

 

Message 8 of 17
wfberry
in reply to: mcloughlin

Why am I seeing two posts that are the same?

 

Bill

 

 

Message 9 of 17
Pointdump
in reply to: wfberry

Bill,

I think McL's Enter Key stuck.Smiley Wink

Dave

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Message 10 of 17
Discussion_Admin
in reply to: wfberry

I merged these two posts

 

Thanks
Discussion_Admin

Message 11 of 17
sboon
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That was quick.  Must be real slow in the Admin world today Smiley Happy

 

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Message 12 of 17
Joy.Gu
in reply to: mcloughlin

right click on the surface you are editing (under Toolspace > Prospector), select 'Edit Surface Style'. In the pop-up window, go to 'Display' tab, turn 'Points' component on. Points symbol will now appear on your surface, and you should be able to deleted points from surface.

 

Note: point symbols may be be huge, you can change sizes under Points tab > Points Size

Message 13 of 17
huamani1277
in reply to: mcloughlin

Hola buen día, me parece que no esta visible los puntos de la superficie, para la edición

 de la superficie debe estar visible los puntos y el TIN.

JHM

PUNTOS.png

Message 14 of 17
neilyj666
in reply to: Joy.Gu

I'd hope the OP had got this sorted out by now after 8 years....

neilyj (No connection with Autodesk other than using the products in the real world)
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Message 15 of 17

Dude, your reply is very vague

Message 16 of 17
mgutierrezZDFQ3
in reply to: wfberry

you stuck😂

Message 17 of 17
mgutierrezZDFQ3
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you stuck 😂

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