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So I'm setting up some elevations and running into a problem: The site is a topographic surface, and the building is cut into it. The building shape forces the elevation view away from the face of the building, and when I move it away it shows more of the topo than I would prefer and it ends up obscuring part of the building. Apart from any obvious criticism about sloping a grade towards a building is there a way to correct this graphically? Please take a look at the attached image. Thanks
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Instead of using a building elevation, use a building section. you can split that and drag the split on the one side closer.
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