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Can someone please let me know how to properly place a retention pond on my property and how to split the toposurface of my site plan. this is my first time working with the landscape of a REVIT project and i am in desperate need of help.
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In order to split your surface, after you draw your toposurface, under the Massing & Site tab there is a Split surface button. As far as a retention pond you would just add points sloping to your desired depth. Check out youtube for some tutorials, I believe cadclips.com may have some also.
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You don't "place" a pond but you can draw one. This is how I do it...
-Draw your topo surface including the topo lines (points) that account for the pond depth.
-Create a subregion for the change in material (if there is one) in the pond. In this example I made the pond base "soil" whereas the site is "grass". A subregion basically allows you to change the material within a topo without having to draw a new one and/or mess with more topo points. Splitting a topo surface essentially creates a new topo surface independent of your existing one and consequently more topo points to deal with.
-Draw an in-place component to represent the pond water.
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My problem is that i have an exsisting toposurface and it wont let me split it. i tried to just drop points with lowering elevations but them the surface just goes straight over it.
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my bad, i was trying to split surface under the modify tab
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