Pads don't show the cutting pattern underneath them

Pads don't show the cutting pattern underneath them

eduardo.schoenau
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Pads don't show the cutting pattern underneath them

eduardo.schoenau
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I want to see the fill cut pattern underneath the pad, but when the cut plan goes under the topography region, only a white fill appears

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Message 21 of 33

eduardo.schoenau
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Unfortunaly, that's the only solution i founded.
In Brazil we call it "gambiarra".
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barthbradley
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LMAO! I can't believe that's the solution here. 

 

I learned that one back in kindergarten.  Then, we cut up colored crepe paper to create "filled regions".   That's the "old school" way - before Revit. 😉

 

Cutting Crepe Paper.png

 

 

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ToanDN
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@eduardo.schoenau wrote:
Unfortunaly, that's the only solution i founded.
In Brazil we call it "gambiarra".

If you want the topo to behave like you expect from a solid element, then you could convert it to a floor with modified subelements using Dynamo.

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barthbradley
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@ToanDN wrote:

 

If you want the topo to behave like you expect from a solid element, then you could convert it to a floor with modified subelements using Dynamo.


 

 

A floor would behave no differently. There's NOTHING there to show.  

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eduardo.schoenau
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but when you create an Pad, also create an Topo underneath, and that should behave like the others Topo around, or not?
(that's the real problem, if you notice in the image from the topic, the Topo from the Pad behave well when the cut plan passes right in the heigh level of the primary Topo)

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eduardo.schoenau
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  i must be getting crazy

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ToanDN
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Message 28 of 33

barthbradley
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This is what your View Range is capturing:

 

What your View sees.png

This is what your are trying to show in the View:

 

What your View does not see.png

 

 

Get it?

 

Note: Floor element used in lieu of Toposurface for this exhibit.    

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eduardo.schoenau
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@barthbradley , that's what i'm talking about. (look the @ToanDN image)

 

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Message 30 of 33

eduardo.schoenau
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This probably happen because the topography created by the Pad can't create an solid if doesn't appear in the view, and the solution isn't easy...

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RDAOU
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I would split the topo as shown below and adjust each level's view Range to capture Levels below and 1x level above

 

Plan regions site pads.gif

 

 

 

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eduardo.schoenau
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Great man, thanks!!!
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Message 33 of 33

RDAOU
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@eduardo.schoenau 

 

Here is your revised file back...should you want to open and check setup... added plan regions to show different cut level for the blocks on each level

 

RDAOU_0-1633635620375.png

 

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