Is there a way to edit topography using lines, instead of points?
Thank you
I find it hard to align the countour lines that are created automatically from the points, it creates weird shapes sometimes and I struggle to find the point that's causing it! If I could edit using the lines, I'd just make them straight and align them to the wall, for example.
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Hello.
Unfortunately, you can not edit the lines.
Better way is to use special software with more functions for topography (Civil 3D) and then link it to Revit.
I think it is a workaround for doing what you want:
Constantin Stroescu
You an use Graded Region tool to create a new topo based on the perimeter points only, then edit that new topo and add points along the wall at the desired elevations.
@Anonymous
Download an Auto Clicker ...that's an app which automates clicking .. then placing points becomes more like tracing over those contour lines. All you will need to do is just input a level and trace the mouse over the line
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@Anonymous wrote:
I find it hard to align the countour lines that are created automatically from the points, it creates weird shapes sometimes and I struggle to find the point that's causing it! If I could edit using the lines, I'd just make them straight and align them to the wall, for example.
TIP: Edit Toposurface and Place Points at ZERO Elevation RELATIVE TO SURFACE on and about the contour line you are trying to "straighten out". Sometimes, all it takes is 1 point to make the contour look right. Keep in mind that you can place a point and then slide it around. As you do, you'll see how it changes to the contour line(s) dynamically.
I just got pinged on this one. Yippee! Imagine my surprise. A four month old thread that I participated in has come back to life and given birth to an "accepted solution". I had to check it out.
...Bummer ending, Dude. You may get hammered by "Rotten Tomotoes" for that one.
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