I have an excavation topology created in one Phase. When I add a pad that is created in this phase the pad connects its side walls to the final finished topology which is created in the New Construction Phase.
I highlighted the line in red where the side walls connect to the New Construction Phase, which is not being displayed.
I want to see the side walls to connect to the topology of the excavation phase (makes no sense otherwise) also to calculate the correct cut&fill.
I don't understand. A Building Pad requires a host Toposurface. A Building Pad is a model element which, as all model elements in Revit, has a Phase Created and Phase Demolished condition. What is the problem?
...by the way, have you create a Graded Region Copy of the Existing Toposurface? And, are you hosting Building Pads to the Graded Region Copy?
Can you split the topo to different Revit link? That way you don't get mix up with different building pad. I notice Revit tends to confuse which topo to host pad on. 99% of the time it will lead to the wrong one. Splinting them up actually help reduce Revit confusion.
I tried to split the topo but then the existing pads got referenced to a topo of the next phase. My butcher's solution was to build the topo with its pads in a separate empty project file and the paste the topo with its pads into the project in the right phase. If you paste everything together, the topo together its pads, revit keeps the host relationships. Unfortunately, if you start changing things the confusion returns.
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