Creating an excavation plan
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2016-03-31 11:57 PM
Any approach on how to best tackle this would be much appreciated.
Marc
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2016-04-02 04:35 PM
Marc

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2016-04-02 05:48 PM
Also, you may want to use some roofs. You can convert a Mesh to a Roof in 2D view. Doesn't work in 3D view. Using roofs gives you good control over slopes.
If you could post a picture of the topo we could make more useful sugestions based on the kind of slopes your working with. Roads, parking, etc... ?
Also you can make some very useful scheudles for the volumes to be excavated and volumes for the different types of fill. For example you might like to know the volume of each type of material in a road way. You can label them with notes about compacton lifts...things like that. ArchiCAD is a great tool for Site Plans / Excavation Plans...
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2016-04-04 11:52 PM

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2016-04-04 11:57 PM
russfairhurst wrote:The picture is not showing up. Can you post it again ? That is a really good idea. I will give it a try.
Invert the mesh you use for SEO by entering a negative number in the mesh height (-9000 in this case). then use element info to give you the volume of the mesh.
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2016-04-09 06:31 PM