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Is there a way to view a toposurface in a plan view without its automaticlly generated edge, either turn it off or mask over it? Have tried using the invisible line tool, but alas its not a line! see attached jpg. thanks (pic has been photoshoped to show desired outcome on right)
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I'm not aware of any way to remove the site edge, you will need to mask over... but then again I might be wrong ![Winking](/images/smiles/wink.gif)
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Nope... Eldad is correct, there is no way to turn off the toposurface edge. ![Sad](/images/smiles/sadley.gif)
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i have found a way to do it, you just need to set the line colour of toposurface (not primary or secondary contours but the toposurface itself) to white. this seems to take care of it. see attached pic.
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Hmm, suppose that would do it... Good idea. (why didn't i think of that....? Brain musn't have been switched on)
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NIce idea!....a simple solution could be used for many things!....that's an example of how Revit with good lateral thinking can achieve heaps!
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