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Is there a way that you can create a topographical surface on any level other than the site level? the building i am working on has been drawn on the site level and so when i am creating the topo, the points i am using (from the topographical survey) are causing the topo surface to go up above the building because they are being offset from the site level rather than being offset from a point lower down which i would like to be the true 0.
All advise welcome. thanks
Kieran
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Your using the wrong approach. Read about relocating your project in your HELP.
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