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I have a DWG topo i imported into Revit. I turned it into a surface but it has points that go down thousands of meters around the border. This makes it pretty useless. I tried moving the points up but this changed the topo. Help!
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Hi, the topo was made in CAD? go to the cad file and see the points, there are points with 0 elevation (Z=0), change or delete those points if they don't matter, then import again to Revit.
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