Breaklines-Triangulate only one side?

Breaklines-Triangulate only one side?

jroot
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Breaklines-Triangulate only one side?

jroot
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Is there a way to add a breakline to a surface and have it set to "triangulate only on specified side"?

I am aware of adding outer boundaries (which need to be a closed shape) and these encompass the entire site.  I'm wondering if I could build the outer boundary of a surface by a set of polylines where they are allowed to have triangles only on one side by definition at the time of adding as a breakline?

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cwr-pae
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Like so much in C3D the answer is yes and no. You may be able to fool the program by adding the breakline as a "Wall' type breakline and have it only triangulate to each side differently.

 

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file:///C:/Program%20Files/Autodesk/Civil%203D%202020%20Help/English/Help/index.html#!/url=./filesCU... 

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Joe-Bouza
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You have a surface that you are adding data to an modifying , adding removing etc. lets call that Working_srf

 

make a blank surface FINAL_srf, paste Working_srf into it, add the boundary.

 

display only FINAL_srf and only add and modify Working_srf

 

the boundary will always be the last step the surface sees and triangle will not overlap

 

 

Joe Bouza
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lynn_zhang
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Hello @jroot ,

Just checking to see if your problem has been solved. Have you tried the suggestions from our experts above and did any of them work? If yes, please click on the "Accept as Solution" button in their reply so this helps other users in the community find the solution too. Thanks!





Lynn Zhang
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