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how does one draw a curve wall on a topo site?
I want to draw a curve wall 12 feet height from the ground of a hilly site.
the elevation varies. I have created the 3d landscape, but dont know how to draw a wall or fence on the 3d topo.
please anyone?
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do you want the bottom of the wall to attach to the topo? in short you can't!
you can try and create a void family that will sort off follow your topo (to an extent) and cut the botton of the wall off...
do you have an image of what you want?
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ok... Image the Great Wall of China.
image a terrain that is very steep, and a wall running up the a hill and down to the valley.
I need to be able to draw on a site that is not flat.
Also how do one draw roads on a slope site??
plesae help
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sorry mate, this feature was requested so many times and sad to say that it doesn't look like 9 got it as well 
for roads you might want to split topo and apply different material, you can also look at a tutorial I wrote "complex slabs..."
that's the best you can do now
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Eldados,
thanks...where can i download your " tutorial I wrote "complex slabs...""
I like to go through it.
thanks again
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Hey, I think I found a cheap way to do something like this. Instead of modelling the toposurface, you create a floor and modify it using slab edges to match the topography. Then you are able to attach the wall to this floor, and are able to draw lines on the bottom of the wall which follow the slope. You can then offset any distance from these lines, which makes the wall always a certain distance above the slope. Hope this helps
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Can't do TIMBO, because he want a curve wall with varies elevations
Edited on: Thu, May 29, 2008 at 4:39:29 PM
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