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Anyone know whats the best way to model a landscaped or organic roof like the one shown in the image. Also if there are any tutorials available to model organic stuff please let me know.
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I would start by using a topography? Might be able to play around with the depth of it. although I was trying to figure out how to do this just recently but had no luck. Revit 2011 has pretty decent organic modelling features now, just need to read into it and use the help.
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thanks..yea topography tool is what i am using..do you know how to actually get a thickness on the topography rather than a single surface?
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Just create a "Mass" then apply "Roof by face" where in your roof properties you can change the thickness and the material.
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There you go - what Typhoon said 
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I'm actually having a crack at doing this as well. i have begun by creating a mass but I can't find out how to place points on top of a mass so I can pull these points up and down to give the undulating effect. Is this possible?
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closest I can get is by dividing surface into a grid then showing nodes but I can not manipulate the heights of the nodes 
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