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While it seems you can "Rotate" a Surface in th X,Y. You can't "3DRotate" a Surface or "Align" a Surface. I think that's because you might end up with coincident points at the same elevation. It could also depend on how the Surface was created. Everything used to create the Surface would have to be rotated also.
What you might have to do is extract the Triangles, Rotate the 3D faces and create a new Surface from the faces.
Allen Jessup
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While it seems you can "Rotate" a Surface in th X,Y. You can't "3DRotate" a Surface or "Align" a Surface. I think that's because you might end up with coincident points at the same elevation. It could also depend on how the Surface was created. Everything used to create the Surface would have to be rotated also.
What you might have to do is extract the Triangles, Rotate the 3D faces and create a new Surface from the faces.
Allen Jessup
CAD Manager - Designer
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