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    Default What method should I use?

    I have a pretty good grasp on how to use the grading tools. What I need to know is what tools would be best to use. My boss has given me a bunch of spot elevations that I need to use to make a surface model of the Market Square Area. I have a pretty good start on the area using feature lines but keeping up with all of them is a real pain. It becomes even worse when there is a change. I can not figure out how to use a corridor in the area and I have never had real good luck with the grading creation tools. Ususally they blow up in my face.
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    Default Re: What method should I use?

    I would just use featurelines myself. That's the beauty of featurelins, they are supper easy to edit.

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    Default Re: What method should I use?

    That is what I did. It worked out ok. My big fear is making a change to something and missing the fact that I should have changed something else. Simple changes always seem to have a domino effect on each other.

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