Problems with topo surface triangulations

Problems with topo surface triangulations

Per.Eliasson_Mondo
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Problems with topo surface triangulations

Per.Eliasson_Mondo
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Ripping my head of soon! Revit is by far the worst software ever created with modifying topo surfaceses. Ive created a surface in civil 3d and trying to insert in Revit. Should be easy but it isnt at all.

Getting this problem for example. how the H*LL do I get this line deleted?!?! There is no reason why revit should draw this line at all. Anyone here that is better than me at doing this? I know civil 3d, but this just pisses me of! haha

 

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barthbradley
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Contour?

 

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On Site&Massing Tab. 

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barthbradley
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barthbradley
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Consultant

Did that turn your frown upside-down?  

 

If not, beer works too.  

 

 

 

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barthbradley
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Consultant

one more for you...

 

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lucdoucet_msdl
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@Per.Eliasson_Mondo 

 

I suspect that the points along the curb are the outermost points of the toposurface. 

 

In a plan view, if the curb curves inward towards the center of the surface, Revit's algorithm will enclose them by connecting the outermost points. 

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The solution would be to add a point outside the added edge and then split the surface.

 

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-luc

 

 

 

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Per.Eliasson_Mondo
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Explorer

Solved it! I did as you told me about splitting it. But I couldnt make a point outside the surface. Got this message when I tried. Did the thing that revit told me and placed a point inside the surface and moved it..... GOT THE SAME MESSAGE AGAIN hahahahahaha!

But I tried to split the area where the interpolation was and that worked, so thank you! 🙂

 

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barthbradley
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Consultant

I can feel the warmth of that upside-down frown all the way  from here!!!  Wow! I think we even have lift-off.  

 

Can you confirm lift-off mission control? Over and out.  

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Mohamed-Nassar
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Look at this Link it will help you and Good Luck

https://www.augi.com/articles/detail/better-site-coordination-and-topography-an-autocad-civil-3d-and...

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