I have a user placing a hide boundary in a building foot print and a contour continues to go into the building. It only happens with contour smoothing on if it off it clips as expected, any ideas?
Joe Bouza
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Go to the Surface Properties>Definition tab and try putting the "add boundary" operation in question at the bottom of the list.
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Annoying.
Using a mask works but does not carry through the DS
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Mark Green
Working on Civil 3D in Canada
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Mark Green
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Try smoothing the surface, instead of the contours. You will get better looking results, and the contours will stay within the boundary.
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It looks like you have your Smoothing Type set to Spline Curve instead of Add Vertices
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I'd probably just cover them with a wipeout and be done with it.
Allen
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