Creating a mesh between two roads
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‎2018-09-24
10:31 AM
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Rubia Torres
‎2018-09-24
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‎2018-09-25 03:26 AM
‎2018-09-25
03:26 AM
The closest thing I can think of is to initially create your mesh overlapping your roads, then draw a contour on your mesh along the edge of your road. This contour can then be elevated to the same height as the road. Once done, the overlap can be removed using the magic wand.
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‎2018-09-25 07:22 AM
‎2018-09-25
07:22 AM
There is an easier way, just follow these steps. ( reference image attached )
1. draw 2 slab pieces as as "connector" for the magic wand tool. they don't have to be in correct height as long as you use the magic wand tool on the floor plan and not in 3D for your mesh.
2. then in 3D just move the polygons up / down to the road polygons. ARCHICAD will snap to them.
3. done !
Cheers Carsten
1. draw 2 slab pieces as as "connector" for the magic wand tool. they don't have to be in correct height as long as you use the magic wand tool on the floor plan and not in 3D for your mesh.
2. then in 3D just move the polygons up / down to the road polygons. ARCHICAD will snap to them.
3. done !
Cheers Carsten
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‎2018-09-28 08:22 AM
‎2018-09-28
08:22 AM
I follow you until picture 3, but not after that...

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‎2018-09-28 08:49 AM
‎2018-09-28
08:49 AM
He is basically saying to do as you were doing, then manually adjust the elevation of each node. Which is really the only way to do it without any contour lines for your road edge.
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‎2018-10-02 09:50 AM
‎2018-10-02
09:50 AM
Yes unfortunate that is the only way for now.
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