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I am trying to create a sidewalk on my site... and I used the subregion tool and I had drawn straight lines, but when I finished the lines were no longer straight and it had followed the contours... I know it is supposed to do this, but why do my boundry lines of the subregion not stay straight? Anyone...!?!?!?
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I am having the same problem. I am drawing my subregion lines smooth and after I clikk Finish Sketch and look at the 3-d view all of the boundries are really jagged. Please Help.
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Hi, can you put some screenshots to figure out what's the problem???
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There are some known issues with site tools. Normally it is the opposite of what you are seeing in that lines off axis are automatically "fixed" so that a 90.1* line is shifted to 90*. Basically it comes down to Revits preference to minimize calculations and the number of significatnt digits. Why it would do the opposite though I dont know....  Nick
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Here is a screen shot. I hope it post.
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I used an imported DWG to create the topo. I am going to see if i can get a points file to try and build it that way. Thanks for the help.
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Well, i create another site with few meters by diference between them, with subregion and you can see the result, Nothing compared with your site view...
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We recieved a new site plan from our civil engineer and it had more points on it and it smoothed out the edges. Not sure what they did excatly but it works. Thanks for your quick responces to my posts.
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