I’ve attached the model. It is of the site of my assessment I’m working on. I want to turn the typography into a solid with thickness.
I’ve messed around with a bunch of different ways to turn this once mesh into a surface and I really want to turn it into an object with thickness so that when I import it into Revit, I can model my architecture off the of the site. Rhino has a lot more options when it comes to modeling topography than other programs but I’m still learning the ropes of it.
The surface was once an open mesh and i tried following a bunch of different posts to make it a surface which I intended on making a solid. Here’s a file with the surface as an open mesh. Is there a better way of turning the topography mesh into a solid from here? Park Site Mesh.3dm (4.9 MB)
When you extrude, the top and bottom part will have the same topology. To have a flat bottom surface, you’ll need to split the extruded object with a horizontal surface at the depth that you want.
-wim
