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    Fencing up a topographic surface

    Hello every one.

    I need some help. I am trying to find the best practice of applying fencing to a topographic surface I use railing all of the time for flat area but there is no way to make it follow a surface of the topo. Has any one had any luck with a family that follows up a grade. any ideas???
    :banghead::thumbsup:

    Wade
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    Hint: floors can have slopes. Floors host railings. Floors can be situated to just below visible grade. You can make a floor that's 4" wide x 96" long.


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      #3
      Ill give that a try that is a great work around!!! Is there any method that follows the topo surface without adding a additional floor. I have five acres of fencing plan to do.

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        #4
        Nothing that will follow topo - you'll have to devote the next 8 or 9 days to your 5 acre site. Sing some cowboy / C&W tunes whilie you work. Good luck & exercise patience.


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          #5
          We use Curtain Walls for fencing. Its still a manual slope situation, but you can do it with Edit Profile and eyeball it, which i prefer over some of the other solutions.
          Aaron "selfish AND petulant" Maller |P A R A L L A X T E A M | Practice Technology Implementation
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            #6
            Curtain wall works, too.

            I've attached one that I did a few years ago with floors/railings.


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              #7
              I am with Aaron on this one.

              Having tried lots of different options re floors etc, I found it is simpler and quick to use a curtain wall and edit the top and bottom profile according to the slope of the land.
              Ian Kidston
              http://allextensions.com.au

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                #8
                Wow guys,

                I think I will have the best of both worlds, if I use the floors as a base and off set a top floor at 6' higher and use the curtain walls as the fence attach to top and bottom and then place the floors in a work set and hide them. This might work well. Thanks guys!

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by gwnelson View Post
                  Curtain wall works, too.

                  I've attached one that I did a few years ago with floors/railings.

                  its funny how different our rendering styles are from Cali to NY. our rendering are always blue skies and your rendering are snow covered.... I have seen this a lot in the upper Midwest and Northeast rendering firms. rendering driven by environment. nice work!

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                    #10
                    This is the only one I've ever done in snow - I was just being adventurous, maybe. Thanks.


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