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I am wondering if there is a way to create a void in a toposurface? My problem is that i have a basement 4' below grade with a patio at the same level, i need the toposurface to go around the patio space, or lower it 4'.
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You have a Tool for that and his name is "PAD", check in your HELP menu how to use it... It's very easy and simple to create PAD'S...
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yeah, i know but i want the pad lowered 4' then the toposurface at grade around the pad,
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Put here some images to figured out what you realy want/need....
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Great image... I CAN'T see anything what you want...
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Just first draw the topo. surface. Then draw the pad and lower it in the properties as you wish. You 'll see in the sectionview your toposurface will be broken where you drew the pad and the surface will show with your desired grade (when you have set this
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