this should be simple for someone who knows what they're doing ..... I want a 3D model with a special slope for a standard concrete garage slab. I can model the slope using a DTM, and the result is shown in the attached image. Since I can't figure out any way to model a 3D solid to show the slope, how can I generate a solid from the DTM with the correct surface slope ? (I'm open to any technique. It doesn't have to use a DTM. Also .. I understand more recent releases of VW have some slope creating features ... but please answer this for a guy like me who has VW 2015.) I've tried many ways to save the 3D model and convert it into a generic solid, but I just can't find a way that works.
PS: in the image, don't be alarmed by the contours ... they are set at 1/8" ... it isn't as steep as it looks.
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this should be simple for someone who knows what they're doing ..... I want a 3D model with a special slope for a standard concrete garage slab. I can model the slope using a DTM, and the result is shown in the attached image. Since I can't figure out any way to model a 3D solid to show the slope, how can I generate a solid from the DTM with the correct surface slope ? (I'm open to any technique. It doesn't have to use a DTM. Also .. I understand more recent releases of VW have some slope creating features ... but please answer this for a guy like me who has VW 2015.) I've tried many ways to save the 3D model and convert it into a generic solid, but I just can't find a way that works.
PS: in the image, don't be alarmed by the contours ... they are set at 1/8" ... it isn't as steep as it looks.
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