Before you send the file, snapshot the surface. This will hold the
triangulation above that, including from LDD file. You then can remove
those files from the surface definition.
Matthew Anderson, PE
Matt Kolberg wrote:
> When you create a Civil 3D surface from LDT the way you did, it woks great
> on your machine because the TIN and PNT files are on your system...and Civil
> 3D NEEDS those to create the surface. When you send your client the DWG,
> they don't have tose 2 extra files, thus Civil 3D has a problem.
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> Sending them the files as Bill suggested may work, but they would likely
> need to repath them within the surface definition.
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> lsimm1's suggestion to import the TIN files is great since you have no extra
> files to send. The DWG file will be larger, but you won't have that file
> problem. Make sure, wen you're adding the TIN lines as data you KEEP edges,
> or whatever it's called.
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