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How about 10.0: Surface Difference or 9.2: TIN Difference
These measure the difference between two TIN's. So create a second TIN with your surface plane and then run the tool?
Trying to find an answer within ArcMAP. I'm sure there are Agricultural programs/Landlevelling programs and all sorts that would probably be perfect for your application.
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I suppose I should of done some more digging on the tool. The input polygon is your horizontal constraint of the area to where your tin's would be your vertical constraint. I got everything to come in fine now.
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Yes, but I have not tested it.
3D Snapping in ArcGIS, which is available in ArcGlobe and ArcScene, and requires a 3D Analyst license, is described here.
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With 3d analyst, and other extensions you can open a globe and start an edit session.
I have not tested 3d snapping but have read that it can be done in that environment.
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Maybe you don't have permission to set output to the C Drive . do you try change output path to another Drive?
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