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<davevoith> wrote in messageNot
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quite sure what you are asking, but I think you want a tin volume surface. Go
to create surface and select tin volume as the type and pick your comparison
surfaces.
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"Mike" <
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Thanks Dave.
So by following your explanation, apparantly the
surface has to already have been created.
I was under the impression
that right clicking and selecting "create surface" would in fact create the
surface...no?
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<davevoith> wrote in messageNot
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quite sure what you are asking, but I think you want a tin volume surface.
Go to create surface and select tin volume as the type and pick your
comparison surfaces.