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Hey!
This might already have been brought up and I've just missed it..
Anyone knows a way of creating levels below a topography or even raising the topography to a higher level?
I'm trying to build a parking garage under ground (which has proven to be a b*tch).
Any help would be greatly appreciated! 
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If I was modelling a parking structure below a toposurface I would create a great thin 'Pad' based on the footprint of the building and drop it down below the lowest point of the structure.
Essentially creating an excavation. Same as with a basement.
Pads placed below a toposurface 'remove' material. Pads placed above a toposurface 'add' material.
Edited on: Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 1:23:44 PM
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