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Alfred.NESWADBA
en respuesta a: cturlington

Hi,

 

>> I have two surfaces

What exact object type are they? When you select them and look to the property window or when you run command _LIST ... what type of object is shown?

 

>> I have tried using the Sculpt command

Do you mean SURFSCULPT? Because I don't know a command SCULPT.

In case of SURFSCULPT: Therefor you need to have a watertight situation. If your planed surface is above the existing ground and you don't have side-walls to close that 2 surfaces to a watertight (virtual) volume the command _SURFSCULPT can't bring you a 3D-Solid.

 

>> I have Map3D and Navisworks software at my disposal if those would be a better choice?

The best choice would be Civil 3D for that job.

 

- alfred -

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