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I am trying to create a building which is partially underground. I created the topo map and then cut out the base with a pad. What I cannot figure out is how to infill the area back in on top of the building. I have tried adding an additional topography map ontop of the area but it fills in the rooms beneath it. Is there any way that I could create some sort of a tunnel through the topography or anything that would allow the topography to remain the same above it?
Also I am still using version 5.1, has this been addressed in a later release?
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I guess the intended behavior of pad element is to cut a void vertically from the ground level down to the intended location of the pad.
One way that I can think of that you can get away with your situation is to create an in-place topo element to cover up the upper part of the void.
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I tried that and it filled in everything above and below the pad it was over, including the rooms. It isnt a problem with exterior renderings but it does create issues with interior views as well as sectional and plan drawings.
Thanks for the idea though.
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You should create the in-place topo as extrusion so that you can control its depth from the ground level. Input a negative depth but should be higher than the location of the pad in order to create a void.
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Thanks, it worked great. I didnt think to create it as a separate family element.
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