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In Revit 2008, is there a way to hide the edges of the topographic surface in plan without hiding the contour lines? thanks!
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i ALWAYS MAKE MY TOPOSURFACE RECTANGULAR & EXTEND A FAIR BIT PAST MY PROPERTY BOUNDARY. THEN YOU USE YOUR CROP REGION TO CROP THE EDGE OUT.
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We create white lines as a line style and draft them over the topo edges. This will hide the lines in plan. When you print the white lines they do not show.
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