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Is there a good way to get imported CAD linework (set at z=0) to overlay on the toposurface? Either it is partially buried in the land or it is sitting high above, floating in the air. I would like it to follow the contours so that it is all visible at once and not floating. I am working in 2011. Thanks!
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The CAD linework is 2D.... it is on a plane above, below or wherever you place the dwg. It is 2D so there is no way for it to drape over your surface.
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Not sure if this helps but you can do a graphics override in the view and make the toposurface 'transparent'. That way you CAD linework won't get barried or hidden by the topo ? Worth trying I suppose.
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