How do you make a 3D topography in Revit?

How do you add topography in Revit?

In Revit, link the topography to the current model as follows:

1. Specify coordinates for the building model. …
2. Open a plan view or a 3D view for the building model. …
3. Click Insert tab Link panel (Link Topography).
4. In the Link Topography dialog, navigate to the topography. …
5. Select the desired topography, and click Link.

How do I create a Toposurface in Revit 2021?

On the Massing and Site tab, select the Toposurface tool. Note that Revit automatically switches to sketch mode. Use the Place Points option on the Tools panel to begin defining elevation points for the toposurface. On the Options Bar, specify the elevation for the point before placing it.

How do I create a topographic from DWG in Revit?

Create a 3D Toposurface from the inserted DWG file:

1. Click the Toposurface tool on the Site tab of the Design bar.
2. On the Design bar, click Use Imported > Import Instance.
3. Select the DWG file.
4. Select the layers to add points from.
5. Click OK.
6. Click Finish Surface.

How do I move topography down in Revit?

Go to an elevation and move it like you would with any other elements. Sometimes you just have to open the right view to see them! I think the easiest way is to click on the surface which should pop open the Tin Surface: tab, click edit surface drop down, Raise/Lower Surface.

What is a Toposurface?

A topographic map is a detailed and accurate illustration of man-made and natural features on the ground such as roads, railways, power transmission lines, contours, elevations, rivers, lakes and geographical names.

How do I create a subregion in Revit?

Click Massing & Site tab Modify Site panel (Subregion). Revit enters sketch mode.

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1. Select the subregion.
2. Click Modify | Topography tab Subregion panel (Edit Boundary).
3. Click (Pick Lines) or use other sketching tools to modify the subregion on the toposurface.