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CORRIDOR BOUNDARIES/SURFACES

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Anonymous
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CORRIDOR BOUNDARIES/SURFACES

Im designing a trench which was created with subassemblies that will be under an existing ditch.

The problem is that I need the excavation shown. When I paste the surfaces the ditch grades up to the top of the trench. I attached some photos of how it looks pasted. It should look like photo 1, but the ditch should be graded like photo 2 continuously so it just drops off into the trench. Both of these are corridors. If i could use a portion of one corridor as a boundary to another that would probably help but im not sure.

 

 

I have pasted surfaces

played with the regions

created a tin volume surface and used it as the boundary

 

 

 

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Message 2 of 6
ToddRogers-WPM
in reply to: Anonymous

The paste order is important.  Did you happen to try and paste it the opposite way you did?  

Todd Rogers
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Anonymous
in reply to: ToddRogers-WPM

Yes, Ive also tried the TIN volume surfaces both ways
Message 4 of 6
ToddRogers-WPM
in reply to: Anonymous

I thought you said you were pasting the surfaces?  Pasting surfaces and created TIN volumes are very different.

Todd Rogers
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Anonymous
in reply to: ToddRogers-WPM

First I tried to paste them, I pasted them both ways.
I also tried to achieve my task with creating a TIN volume surface in which the order matters as well and I tried that both ways and still so solution
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ToddRogers-WPM
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