Wall on terrain

[Anonymous]

draw a wall on top of terrain so that is follows the slope and have control over its top surface per segment. it could be flat top or it can follow the terrain precisely or the general slope.
We are able to do this in a more uncontrolled way using the rail tool but its a hack to be honest and also it does not intersect with other Walls the way it should. Also tight corners and sudden slopes can be tricky and lead to weird geometry.
This wish extends to a more flexible wall tool where you can have more control over top and bottom surface

[Podolsky]

Currently you can do it with a wall with a roof - let say zero thickness, placed on top of the wall. After you cut wall with the roof. A little bit time consuming, but as a result you are getting what you wanted. You also might try to use beam instead of the roof and use SEO Subtraction with Upward extrusion.

[Barry Kelly]

Or just use an inclined beam instead of a wall.
Then the top will be parallel to the base - whether you have it inclined or horizontal.

Barry.

[Hmooslechner]

A wall on sloping terrrains always should have segemts with horizontal foundation, otherwise it would beginn to slide "on the slope".

Just cutting it on the surface of a terrain should do the job just for "pictures" but not for real building-drawings..

When walls are to be built in reality, the foundation has always to be horiziontal in segments.

it should always do something liket this old "gdl" from me..


https://bimcomponents.com/GSM/Details/19877