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Thread: Civil 3D Imported Topo line -> how to know (x,y,z) ?

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    Default Civil 3D Imported Topo line -> how to know (x,y,z) ?

    Hi all,

    I drew topo lines in Revit Architecture, and export it to DGN file. Then, I imported it to Civil 3D.
    It is 3D in Civil 3D, but i'm not able to find the coordinates (x,y,z). I need them to find out the coordinates to find out the volumes of backfill and infill.
    I believe I could know the coordinates because I imported the 3D file from Revit Arthitecture.
    Anyone know how to find my (x,y,z) in imported revit file?

    <Additional Info: I'm actually trying to find out the best finished level from a given PDF file which has topolines. I am trying to locate a resturant building pad and paarking lot as well. The survey point is not available, and this work doen't have to be precise.>

    Thanks for reading.
    Last edited by KRVT; 2012-09-08 at 06:12 PM.

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    Default Re: Civil 3D Imported Topo line -> how to know (x,y,z) ?

    Command: _ID then snap on the end of a "topo line", sir.


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