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i have attached a screenshot. i created a large corridor w/ several regions. some of these on the perimeter have assemblies that have a 50 shoulder w/ daylight to multi intercept so my corridor surface TIN has roughly accounted for the townhouse pads. i was able to make the TIN behave on the regions where the assembly stopped at the back of curb with no shoulder or daylight (the NE corner of screen). when i try the same technique on the perimeter pads the TIN wont create a flat pad. when i cursor over the pad the elevation changes as is reflected on the corridor surface below. the cursor should show 915.16 as the pad elevation. i can see the TIN "looking at" the boundary of my corridor surface below. i would like to keep the daylight part of my surface an interject the building pads into the corridor surface. thanks for any advice!
Based on the contours the lower left corner point is at a different elevation than the lot elevation just to the north, causing you to not have a flat pad.
i think the problem is the TIN reading the corridor surface boundary. i made a grading surface from a feature line that identifies the correct grade. now...how do i tell the new grading surface to model with the corridor surface???