Surface from corridor : Not triangulating properly

Surface from corridor : Not triangulating properly

cyberflow
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Surface from corridor : Not triangulating properly

cyberflow
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Hi there,

I'm trying to generate a Top and Datum surface but i can't get the result i want.

 

Is it possible that if i try to choose a breakline in the assembly that is underneath a feature.


And both are used in my corridor surface definition, the bottom breakline will never be seen from the rebuild ?

Frank Freitas

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tcorey
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Top and Datum should be different surfaces. It sounds like you might have added both link types to the same surface.



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cyberflow
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Hi @tcorey 

No no, it's only with the Datum surface.

My first layer of pave1 acts as an overlay on the existing and the widening portion i got a full structure with pave1, pave2, base and subase

I think the fact that there's 2 different "Z" values on the vertice of the links make them voided when triangulating.

I shouldve done a printscreen.

But my question is : 

Does 2 links or even features with the same X and Y values but with different Z values will triangulate properly ?

Lets say a vertical wall, no one can triangulate a vertical wall ?

I'm use to inroads and its impossible to do so.
So i'm thinking it may be the same logic.

Frank Freitas

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_Hathaway
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Civil3d cannot TIN a vertical surface...unfortunately.