Help needed for Toposolids option in revit (CSV points)

Help needed for Toposolids option in revit (CSV points)

sodenkhangsarpa
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Help needed for Toposolids option in revit (CSV points)

sodenkhangsarpa
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Hi, so when i was using the feature of creating topography from the csv points (in meters) i got a very weird single line as a product. Now as far as the Csv lines are concerned they seem accurate as I've even exported it to autocad as well, some please helpp :') 

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These are the points for reference

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hmunsell
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without actualy having the file, its a guessing game. would you be able to upload the model and the associated CSV file for us to look at? even just the CSV would help :-).  

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barthbradley
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Looks to me like you have a single point placed at 0 elevation by accident. Modify Sub Elements and remove it.  

 

You're welcome to post both the RVT and CSV here for us to examine.  

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sodenkhangsarpa
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Hi, thank you for your reply, I've posted both the revit and CSV files below

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sodenkhangsarpa
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Hi, thank you for your reply, I've posted the revit and CSV files below
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barthbradley
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Your points are on top of each other!  Each of those lines in the Point File represent the x, y, z coordinate of the Point. You've got points placed 0.0000X apart from one other.  

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sodenkhangsarpa
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how do i correct this?
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barthbradley
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I suspect those are Latitudes and Longitudes in your Point File.  You need to convert all 2328 lines to Northing (y) and Easting (x) coordinates.  

 

https://www.earthpoint.us/BatchConvert.aspx

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