By using various commands and changing the screen elements that make up a surface, we can make it work better for our purposes.
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The TIN produced is the representation of points, 2D, and 3D lines produced in the software during data prep. A surface like this consists of flat triangles, often times thousands of them. We work with a TIN (Triangulated Irregular Network) also called a DTM (Digital Terrain Model). I will do an article on that particular subject in the future. If both are present, you can have them separated to make customizing the surface easier. Try CAD Points and Lines if you want to break out surface elements. You have several options should you decide to do so: I usually don’t expand the explode options. In the import command option, there are several options.
We can do this quicker and more accurately than ever before but I find users get bogged down with what commands to use and when to use them. The software tool, Trimble Business Center, utilizes commands for creating, editing and checking surfaces to help us make data that performs well in the field. Using the wrong tool or trying to put too many in your bag causes problems.