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Hi, I form the topography to the boundaries on a sloping site. when i want to render a 3d elevation the topography comes up as a single thickness. my question is does anyone know or is there a way to give topography a thickness when rendering, basically to hide all the foundations etc below ground? thanks in advance Will
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Something like this??? go to Settings>Site Settings>Elevation of poche base....
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Thanks for the reply, unfortunately not what i was after, if you have a look at the attached i want to fill the void beneath the line of topography so that you will not see the reatining walls footings etc, just wanted to know if i was possible when rendering
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turn on the section box in the 3d view and move it around to suit. you wiil find the section box in the view properties.
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We've tried a number of options with our renderings, including some already suggested. I find we get best results when we extend the toposurface beyond that of the specific site. I then often split the surface and make the neighbouring sites a different render material so that the subject site has a little more definition. Hope this works well enough for you.
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Thanks for your replies, but what i am trying to achieve is like the in the attached image
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Made like Puzzle said, create a Section view in plan then go to your 3D view, in the view cube with the right button click in orient-by-plane, select sections> the section you create, then just adjust the image like you want, adjust also the section box, then pick in the section box and "Hide element"...
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