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I'm experiencing this strange situation: seems subregions "cut" toposurfaces! As you can see on the attached images, the level of the plan cut a toposurface on a certain height. Now, toposurface used is made by a material with a solid fill pattern when cut and in fact we see where toposurface is cut. I added a subregion to the toposurface and as a result now I see the projection blank of the subregion as we see on second image.
I get the same result even with pads...
Am I missing something?
Thanks in advance.
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Im using Revit 2008 and still have the same problem, phasing pads will not work because they cut out the topo in the wrong phase. Revit has not provided BIM
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Has anyone got a solution to this problem with subregions. We are having problems with sub regions in toposurfaces.When we create a sub region revit changes the contours erratically.....This also happens if we try to split the surfaces.
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I'm having the same problem. When i create a subregion, the contours of the toposurface change. Has anyone found a solution yet? ps i'm using revit architecture 2009
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I don't think so, i hope in 2010 they did solve the issue....
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Workaround - duplicate your toposurface, place the new copy in the next phase, and modify it accordingly. Haven't used topo's except as exploratory, but that is what I figured out had to be done to achieve what I think you want.
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Thanks for the answers. I guess i'll just have to wait and see if it's fixed in the next revit. Tabest: I already have 2 topo's, one for each fase. Each topo has subregions and they seem to distort the contour lines in the same pattern.
Edited on: Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 1:47:33 AM
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