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I am using Reit 2009. I have created a topographical Surface. I have split this surface to create a seperate hill on my site. I need to calculate the volume of this hill. Anyone know how to calculate the volume of a topographical surface/ Thank you
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I believe that if you had used the grading tool, this information would have come right out of Revit. Read this topic in your HELP... Reporting Cut and Fill Volumes on a Site Your H E L P is always the best place to start looking.
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