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I want to create new revit topography and snap to points on another revit
topography surface.(particularly points along the edges)
Is this possible?
John
No. The typical procedure is start with a large topo surf and then using the split topo surf tool you can create the edge condition you are looking for.
I recommend allways having 2d lines drawn as a guide for spliting surfaces. So since you allready have one surf drawn, just draw a line where you want the common edge to be and make your new surf. then split that surf. along that line.
Im struggling to believe that I can't position two topographies together and align them accurately with this $3000 software without doing some abstract export to dwg and re-import. My mind is literally blown.
Actually this is pretty easy to do. Just to the view that you want to use the topography snaps from. Then export this view as a DWG. Then insert the DWG back into the view and that's it. You will now be able to snap to the lines. FYI, Marcello Sgambelluri has a video on YouTube going into more detail on this workflow. Any questions let me know!
I am going to be the person in the Revit forums that says it's your fault and that the software wasn't designed to do this and you have to do X Work around, you should know better, how dare you Criticize Revit 🙂
