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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Revit 2015 Missing Toposurface Points?
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Can anyone explain to me why these contour lines are not evenly spaced between my plotted elevation lines (which are at 20' increments)? Revit seems to have a problem around tight corners; is there a way to may the software handle this spacing without me having to manually plot each 2'-incremented line?
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Not sure if this will help illustrate my ultimate goal a little better. I'd like the contours to look more like the left picture, resembling rolling hills more so than plateaus like on the right. But I'd like to avoid the monotony of doing this for each sharp elevation line.
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