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Hello,
I am using AutoCAD 2016.
I have two surfaces, a design surface and an existing topo surface. The design surface is pond shaped and its perimeter, top edges tie-into the existing topo surface. A want to create a solid from the volume space between the two surfaces for a rendering project. I have tried using the Sculpt command that is supposed to do just that, but have not had any success getting it to work. I have created a solid of each surface that is 2-ft thick (thin shell) and tried to Union the top (existing) and bottom (design) solids together to make a completed looking solid. However, I have found that the processing is taking too long, so this method does not appear to be a very practical way to generate the solid that I need. Does anyone have any ideas what would be an effective way to get the solid of a volume space between two surfaces? I have Map3D and Navisworks software at my disposal if those would be a better choice?
¡Resuelto! Ir a solución.