phase filter

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I'm setting my file so that I can compare the factual view with the project status.

in the "actual state" phase of my project, theoretically, I should have only the relief, while the external objects connected later should belong to the "project state" phase.

when I realized the imports did not happen anything strange, in fact there was the clean relief, while in the state of project there were also new objects. Strangely though, if I put myself in the "actual state" phase with "comparative" view, everything I imported into the file appears to me, when normally there should be only the factual state, without the imported external objects.

is a revit bug?

 

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adding two capture screen to be clearer.

the first is the 3d view of the factual state. the second is the state of design, with the new elements correctly in red (they are of course in the comparative view in both cases)

 

[Tristan]

No bugs. the comparison relates the previous phase with the current phase. if your current phase is the factual state and there is no precedent, obviously for him it is all new (built) and then it shows it in red. What did you expect?

 

[Moreorless]

no really should not be so, because those objects I added them later, so it should read them as "new" compared to the context of the project. That's the weirdness I don't explain.

 

[Tristan]

and in fact red=new. ..however revit has no bugs on the steps; use for years and have always worked. you will have set something wrong, but without seeing the file it is impossible to say what

 

[Moreorless]

I'm sorry for ignorance, but I still can't figure out how to solve it.
I try to change the question: is there a way to change the phase of an object in revit, which is not to reimport new objects (so that the software "understands" what are the new objects and what the existing ones)?

 

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found, by modification type > mapping of phases. my file certainly had problems, but with this system I managed to reassign the steps to the objects in the project.