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Hi
ADD/REMOVE surface boundaries do not work correct in TBC 5.5
I trying to make hole in surface, but TBC recalculate versa If I use ADD. But if I use REMOVE - then nothing is happening.

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Edgars Pinkovskis
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The command is working exactly as it is intended to. In order to create a hole, you need two boundaries. I would suggest using the "Create Edge Breakline" command to create a boundary around your surface. Then remove the edge breakline from your surface members, then add it as a boundary with the one you're showing in this video. That will create the hole you're looking for. If you don't remove the edge brekaline from your surface members, depending on your breakline sampling distance, you may get additional triangles you don't want on the outside of the surface.

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Adam Bower
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Thanks Adam!

Key word is a TWO BOUNDARIES :)

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Edgars Pinkovskis
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-08-2021 05:47
From: Adam Bower
Subject: SUrface boundaries

The command is working exactly as it is intended to. In order to create a hole, you need two boundaries. I would suggest using the "Create Edge Breakline" command to create a boundary around your surface. Then remove the edge breakline from your surface members, then add it as a boundary with the one you're showing in this video. That will create the hole you're looking for. If you don't remove the edge brekaline from your surface members, depending on your breakline sampling distance, you may get additional triangles you don't want on the outside of the surface.

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Adam Bower
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another option.
Add a blank MSI to the center of your surface.  As long as there is a MSI with no site improvement it will empty out that center.  Which you would still have to have a linestring in the center with the property that have sharp and texture.




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Francisco Guerrero
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-08-2021 06:19
From: Edgars Pinkovskis
Subject: SUrface boundaries

Thanks Adam!

Key word is a TWO BOUNDARIES :)

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Edgars Pinkovskis
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-08-2021 05:47
From: Adam Bower
Subject: SUrface boundaries

The command is working exactly as it is intended to. In order to create a hole, you need two boundaries. I would suggest using the "Create Edge Breakline" command to create a boundary around your surface. Then remove the edge breakline from your surface members, then add it as a boundary with the one you're showing in this video. That will create the hole you're looking for. If you don't remove the edge brekaline from your surface members, depending on your breakline sampling distance, you may get additional triangles you don't want on the outside of the surface.

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Adam Bower

Great Info!

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Kevin Taylor
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-08-2021 05:47
From: Adam Bower
Subject: SUrface boundaries

The command is working exactly as it is intended to. In order to create a hole, you need two boundaries. I would suggest using the "Create Edge Breakline" command to create a boundary around your surface. Then remove the edge breakline from your surface members, then add it as a boundary with the one you're showing in this video. That will create the hole you're looking for. If you don't remove the edge brekaline from your surface members, depending on your breakline sampling distance, you may get additional triangles you don't want on the outside of the surface.

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Adam Bower
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