Thank you Tim, is there an easy way to make adjustments to a bench mark, for instance to raise or lower the terrain in whole or to lower or raise the house in whole to meet the benchmark?
If I’m understanding what you’re referring to by benchmark, possibly a surveyor has indicated FFE is 183.2’ and then gives contour lines around the property such as 180’ 170’ 160’ etc? I’ll have to go back and watch this video again to see what I said back then. I would set the terrain at the 183.2’ and then draw the contours at 180, 170, 160 etc. Works out perfectly. Let me know if I’m misunderstanding the concept of your question.
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Sorry it didn't meet your tastes, but the person asking the question appreciated the answer he received, and you got a free education. Hope you watched all the way to the end to see how the terrain was built in the software...the knowledge of how to do it is the end product.
Thank you Tim, is there an easy way to make adjustments to a bench mark, for instance to raise or lower the terrain in whole or to lower or raise the house in whole to meet the benchmark?
If I’m understanding what you’re referring to by benchmark, possibly a surveyor has indicated FFE is 183.2’ and then gives contour lines around the property such as 180’ 170’ 160’ etc?
I’ll have to go back and watch this video again to see what I said back then. I would set the terrain at the 183.2’ and then draw the contours at 180, 170, 160 etc. Works out perfectly.
Let me know if I’m misunderstanding the concept of your question.
FOX!! Too funny.
Just rewatched this one again. Yeah - "FOX!" I had to leave that in for some reality and levity :)
Hey Tim, will you ever make different content other than Chief Architect just wondering.
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Do you work with other chief users who are not as amazing as you are
Thanks for the compliment. Yes. I have helped others at times.
not to helpful..... not ready to present the video.... not edited..... should split into 3 parts...... didn't see an end product
Sorry it didn't meet your tastes, but the person asking the question appreciated the answer he received, and you got a free education. Hope you watched all the way to the end to see how the terrain was built in the software...the knowledge of how to do it is the end product.