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I have added topography to my modle, which I found to be incredibly easy to do.. but now I would like for that topography to read as a mass below the building and not a surface hovering at the correct elevation. The end goal is to have the topo show up as hatched on the building sections. Thanks in advance!
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Hy, can you put some screen shots to figure what really do you want?
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If the section cuts the topography Revit hatches, by default, underneath the surface line. But if your your question involves with elevation or 3d view, i dont know how to put hatches underneath the surface line or make topography seem as a mass.
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Thanks for the responses... I have figured out a work around at this point, but I will post screen shots when I am not on deadline.. thanks again!
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This is a funny one, its not found in the Visibilty\Graphics but in the Site Settings Go to the Settings Menu, then to Site Settings. In this dialog you will see "Section Graphics". This is what you will need to change\edit to get what you want. This material will show up whenever a elevation or section cuts into the topo. Good Luck!
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I was just having the same problem, and ended up simply cutting a new section facing the desired elevation. The Section Graphics in Site Settings only apply to sections, not elevations, so this seemed a logical solution.
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It also works on elevations if you bring the near clipping to cut the topo. Grab the elevation tag and move blue line to intersect the topography.
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