Sloping Terrain Block

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2004-10-02
04:21 AM
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2023-05-23
03:40 PM
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Rubia Torres
2004-10-02
04:21 AM
One way is to use the mesh to cut the wall top by duplicating the mesh, elevating it, converting it to thin roof elements because meshes can't cut, and trimming the walls "trim to roof"
Dwight Atkinson
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2004-10-02 05:39 PM
2004-10-02
05:39 PM
1: dupicate mesh
2: raise duplicate to height of wall
3: convert to thin roof
4: trim walls to roof.
Ben Frost jump in now.
2: raise duplicate to height of wall
3: convert to thin roof
4: trim walls to roof.
Ben Frost jump in now.
Dwight Atkinson

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2004-10-02 07:36 PM
2004-10-02
07:36 PM
wr1nkles wrote:Use SEO and subtract the terrain mesh from the wall.
is there any tool or command that makes a wall fit the positioning of a terrain block
Djordje
ArchiCAD since 4.55 ... 1995
HP Omen
ArchiCAD since 4.55 ... 1995
HP Omen

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2004-10-03 12:27 AM
2004-10-03
12:27 AM
So you meant to cut the bottom, not the top?
Dwight Atkinson

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2004-10-03 06:01 AM
2004-10-03
06:01 AM
Oh. Now I'm embarrassed that I posted that elaborate trim-top-of-walls-to-match-terrain.
But I did learn something - that folded paper terrain doesn't SEO like I thought - why it needs to be fractured into roofs. [rooves?]
But I did learn something - that folded paper terrain doesn't SEO like I thought - why it needs to be fractured into roofs. [rooves?]
Dwight Atkinson