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I have divided my site into different materials using subregions (now not my favorite, but already done for this project), and I'm having trouble with one of them. I want to change the shape of it, but every time I try, I get a 'failed to triangulate' error. I then tried just going into edit boundary mode and immediately clicking 'finish sketch' without changing anything, but it still failed to triangulate. So I decided just to delete the subregion and start again on that bit, but when I try to delete it, I get that horrible 'serious error has occurred' message and I can't delete it. I've noticed that there are a few places where the subregion no longer meets the grade of the main topography - like someone has lifted up the edge of a blanket. This is presumably the problem, but I have no idea how to solve it when I can neither change nor delete the subregion. Has anyone else seen anything like this? Is there anything I can do, or am I just stuck with the wrong sidewalk shape? I can post the file if necessary.
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Subregions are fragile little things, those are the two errors anyone who tries to use them extensively gets... here are some things that can muck them up:
-Having two shapes when editing a single region (so edit it, then zoom to extents to see if there is an area highlighted that you dont know about)
-Ovelapping lines, intersection lines (check all corners)
-The little Revit nomes on their lunch break (try again later)
-Complex shapes (try dividing them up and doing one part at a time)
Or as a bit of a last resort, change the shape into a simple square and see if that works. I've had those problems before and there are workarounds.. you just have to figure them out...
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Thanks for your reply. I've had sucess with those tactics when I have trouble creating a new subregion. However, I seem to have somehow created a subregion which is un-creatable due to its complexity -- it's already there, and I really need to change its shape, but I can't edit or delete it. I tried the Edit Boundary, then change it into only a small simple square, but that also got me a near-fatal error. I don't want the gnomes to be in charge of my sidewalk!
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