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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> adding soil in the garden at the second floor
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Whenever I do a plant box or a garden at the second floor, I always use a slab to make a soil for the plants and trees. I tried using toposurface but the depth of the soil is not editable. Is there another way to add the soil? Thanks
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You are right - you can;t really do this as topo but you don't need to do it as a floor either. This is just a solid using earth material. It could be a parametric, generic family or if only a couple in the project, an in-place family.
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I tried the in-place massing. It works pretty well. Thanks.
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Why massing? New users overuse this category.
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