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‎2017-04-02
11:51 PM
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07:25 PM
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Rubia Torres
‎2017-04-02
11:51 PM
I'd like to show 3D views of existing and new construction (one existing only, one existing and new). The existing site (a morph) is altered by a basement slab via SEO since the new structure cuts into the existing grade. I am not able to show an existing view without a hole in the site, even though all new elements are hidden via the renovation filter.
I've found a similar post, but the solution sounds complicated (last entry at
Thanks, Greg
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‎2017-04-03 02:11 AM
‎2017-04-03
02:11 AM
Yes, you just need a piece of matching morph to fit into the "hole," designated as demolished. I suppose you could SEO existing and revised morphs to get that piece.
However, I should say that Meshes work FAR better for terrains, because you can cut holes in them much easier, as well as gravitate level dimensions and landscaping. (Gravity doesn't work for morphs.) I'd recommend you replace the terrain morph with a mesh.
However, I should say that Meshes work FAR better for terrains, because you can cut holes in them much easier, as well as gravitate level dimensions and landscaping. (Gravity doesn't work for morphs.) I'd recommend you replace the terrain morph with a mesh.
Richard
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Richard Morrison, Architect-Interior Designer
AC26 (since AC6.0), Win10
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Richard Morrison, Architect-Interior Designer
AC26 (since AC6.0), Win10
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‎2017-04-04 02:04 AM
‎2017-04-04
02:04 AM
Hi Richard,
Thank you for the response. Apologies for the misstatement; the site is a actually a mesh, not a morph. I will try your recommendation.
Cheers, Greg
Thank you for the response. Apologies for the misstatement; the site is a actually a mesh, not a morph. I will try your recommendation.
Cheers, Greg