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You said youyour goal is to create a TIN model so I assume you have access to spatial analystSpatial Analyst. If so, have you triedcould try using the Multipatch to Raster tool? The of ArcGIS Pro. The Z value will be stored as the raster cell value and you can either edit raster or convert it to shapefile for more convenient editing.

You said you goal is to create TIN model so I assume you have access to spatial analyst. If so, have you tried using Multipatch to Raster tool? The Z value will be stored as the raster cell value and you can either edit raster or convert it to shapefile for more convenient editing.

You said your goal is to create a TIN model so I assume you have access to Spatial Analyst. If so, you could try using the Multipatch to Raster tool of ArcGIS Pro. The Z value will be stored as the raster cell value and you can either edit raster or convert it to shapefile for more convenient editing.

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You said you goal is to create TIN model so I assume you have access to spatial analyst. If so, have you tried using Multipatch to Raster tool? The Z value will be stored as the raster cell value and you can either edit raster or convert it to shapefile for more convenient editing.