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Hi everyone,
So I created a subregion on my topography a while ago, and now I want to erase it (meaning merge it back with the original one, not delete it so that there is a gaping hole!).
I have RAC 2010. Is this possible?
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it sounds like you used "split surface" instead of "subregion."
You have a tool called "Merge Surfaces" which can combine the two surfaces into one again.
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Unfortunately, it is a topo subregion, and merge isn't an option. When I hover over it, it is a subregion, and i can change the material (as long as it is in the site category), but I can't get it to rejoin the main topo...
any ideas?
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Sounds to me like you've made a subregion, then when you wanted to delete it, you've edited the boundary and deleted the boundary lines and finished subregion. This will leave you with a 2 topograpghies that won't merge.
Try copying your topograpthy, then paste aligned, then delete the old one.
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Hi, thanks for the response. Pasting aligned worked!
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Its actually much easier that you would expect. I looked and looked for the longest time and didn't find any tool, so i just clicked on it. when its highlited, just press the delete key on your keyboard, and it will revert back to the original region-less topo. do this for any sub-region you wish to rid yourself of. If you are using phasing in your model file, it is much better to use the split surface tool and create a new surface for the new phase.
-Dae-
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