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HI
I'm trying to model a building which is on a steep site and has different levels.
I used 3 different pads to carve out the topography but they mess up the topo. (photo attached)
they're not overlapped.
And as soon as I delete 2 of the 3 , everything becomes normal. It seems like only 1 pad works!
Any thoughts?
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