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We have a pad set to a future phase and we placed it onto an existing topo. The existing phase is showing a hole where the pad of the future phase will be. The pad doesnt exist yet so how can the existing phase show where it will be?
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Sounds like you have your phase filters set wrong.
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Views we reviewed were previous and new and show all and we had the issue. What is wrong in our phase filters?
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nothing wrong with the phase
its just TOPO behaves like that as far as i know (rvt2013)
even if its filter off.. the cut will still be there.
"if you create a phase before any pads were added the toposurface will still display the opening"
http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/Revit-Architecture/Building-pads-don-t-seem-to-respect-phases/m-p/2902292#M49577
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roomalt is correct.
I would probably use either worksets or design options to have two different topos.
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To fill the void we copied the topo set one to existing and demoed it in the future phase. The second topo in the future we put the pad on. Both existing and future reflected what we wanted. The first topo essentually was to fill the void in existing phase with a pad on it and it worked.
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I think you should use the buildin option for this, Graded Region in Massing&Site tab.
Create Existing Topo, use Graded Region, it creates a New Construction Topo (and demolishes the Existing), and gives you quantities for Cut/fill.
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