New Toposolid broke Topography Link

[KRyadchenko_HNTB]

Link Topography used to work great before Toposolid was introduced.
We would get a Civil 3D file with TIN surface in it and publish it to ACC. We would link that DWG with published surface to Revit and the surface would land in the right place and be way finer quality than topography modeled in Revit.
Autodesk just broke Revit once again. 
Now, when linking the published TIN surface from DWG, Revit rebuilds the surface as Toposolid, which is way cruder and messier than the surface in Civl 3D. Also, it can't place that toposolid in the right place. Because the distance is "too large" Revit would place rebuilt toposolid "Center-to-Center".
We're building in cities! The distances are large in cities by definition. 
The old Topography Linking worked great!
We didn't have to modify Civil file, and when they had updated the surface we published it as a new version, and topography subdivisions in Revits would update along the surface. That was amazing.
Now with the newer Toposolid, Autodesk made the workflow worse and more complicated than the old one.
How to link topography published from Civl 3D in Revit 2024? Please don't post links to old workflows that used to work before Revit 2024. I know it used to work. How to I do it link it in Revit 2024?

[barthbradley]

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@KRyadchenko_HNTB wrote:

 Also, it can't place that toposolid in the right place. Because the distance is "too large" Revit would place rebuilt toposolid "Center-to-Center".

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https://help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2025/ENU/?guid=GUID-74AF92CB-7B17-4409-8BE5-576C5C9CA484

[KRyadchenko_HNTB · Accepted solution]

My colleague from the Austin office told me to check the coordinates in the DWG file, and indeed. While exporting the topography file from DGN in Microstation to Civil 3D Coordinated got modified. I don't know why. But for all those who publish Topography and notice that it doesn't land where it should, check your coordinates (Easting and Northing) in Civil 3D.
In my case, the coordinates mismatch was the culprit of Published Topography not landing where it should.
I've exported DWG from Microstation for the second time, with the correct coordinates. And it's landed where it should.