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I'm trying to create a toposurface using an imported CAD dwg. I imported the dwg, used the toposurface-from import command, selected the dwg, and it gave all of the contour lines points, but those points were all 0'0". I don't have CAD on my computer, so I can't change the base drawing. Is there a way, within Revit, that I can set the contour heights without having to select each point and give it a height? Also, when I do get the correct elevations, how to I set the toposurface so that 5000 ft real elevation is at my base level of 0' 0"?
Thanks for any help.
Post edited on 2006-07-07 13:54:30
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here is some info from the Revit OpEd blog that may be of help
http://revitoped.blogspot.com/2006/06/true-elevation-and-position.html
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