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Disappearing lines & contours when editing from negative elevations

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annw2
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Disappearing lines & contours when editing from negative elevations

We get files from other firms that have property lines with a vertex at big negative numbers. Modify the negative number to 0 & the line disappears.

The same thing happens with edit contour elevation from big negative to correct elevation. Contour poly line vanishes.

Anyone have any ideas?
Ann Wingert, P.E.
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Anonymous
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If the lines have a linetype other than continuous. Set them to continuous
before changing the elevation. They may have played with the linetype so it
LOOKED right at the 3D slope.

Allen

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We get files from other firms that have property lines with a vertex at big
negative numbers. Modify the negative number to 0 & the line disappears.

The same thing happens with edit contour elevation from big negative to
correct elevation. Contour poly line vanishes.

Anyone have any ideas?
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Anonymous
in reply to: annw2

Are these "other firms" using Survcad by any chance?

I often have this problem with Survcad files. Running Flatten first seems
to help. Of course you have to re-elevate the contours then. Overall a
real PITA.

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wrote in message news:5104746@discussion.autodesk.com...
We get files from other firms that have property lines with a vertex at big
negative numbers. Modify the negative number to 0 & the line disappears.

The same thing happens with edit contour elevation from big negative to
correct elevation. Contour poly line vanishes.

Anyone have any ideas?

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