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I would like to ask is somebody already tried to move a terrain from one revit project to another. Is there a possibility to do that? I tried exporting it as .dwg and linking it again but seems to not work :(....other ideas?
One thing is that I would like to import it in the editing mode so that the subrigions would change.
I assume you mean toposurface, correct? If so, link it into the destination project, bind the link, and then ungroup it. Now it's part of the new file, and you can either discard or archive the older toposurface file.
Ross Kirby Principal Dynamik Design www.dynamikdesign.com
Thanks for the reply. Yes, I do mean toposurface. Indeed, I did considered myself this solution but that means that I would have to draw again that building pads and subregions. I was thinking that it could be a way to still keep them and change the toposurface.
Why would you have to redraw anything? When you link/bind the toposurface, it will bring along all the building pads and subregion edits you've made...
Ross Kirby Principal Dynamik Design www.dynamikdesign.com
