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Can you create a tunnel in toposurface?
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a toposurface has zero thickness, and integrates poorly with other revit components. I would add a slight elliptical break/boundary in your surface, and change the elevation points accordingly, then model the tunnel entrance as you see fit. The interior of the tunnel would also best be something other than a topo surface.
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