Old Timer Posted June 6, 2009 Posted June 6, 2009 I have completed the designs of a Corridor and generated Corridor Surfaces and Existing Ground Surfaces My goal is to present a rendered "walk through" of the composited surfaces (Proposed Corridor and Existing Ground) with a "hole" on the Existing Ground Surface where the Corridor Surface "fits in" (this is the "best" way to review the overall design) Is there an easy way ? OR Do I need to extract the daylight lines from the Corridor and apply this to the Existing Ground Surface ( and "cut-out" the hole from the Existing Ground Surface) ? Just don't want to spend four hours "cutting the hole" in the Existing Ground Surface "merge surfaces" command, or do I need to Render the two surfaces at the same time ? Quote
Old Timer Posted June 7, 2009 Author Posted June 7, 2009 I guess the SURFACE "MASK" command was the command I was looking for. I took the Daylight Lines from the Corridor and used them as the Inner Boundary to maks the Original Topo Surface Now I have a "composited" surface to render However, now everytime I rebuild/edit the Corridor, am I going to have to perform this exercise again ? OR Is there a way to LINK to Corridor Daylight Line to the Masked Inner Boundary (of the Original Topo Surface) ? Quote
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