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I have a series (4) of projects which are all separate in the administrative sense: each has its own plot and its own administrative process.
The projects share the same building and are positioned on four consecutive plots from north to south. Each plot has a difference of 1m in elevation, sloping from the northmost to the southmost.
I have created a module which represents the buliding only, I have another module for everything outside all four plots (road, neighbouring plots) and I have all four plots in separate files, so six files in total.
Since I cannot disable SOME modules from being loaded (it's either skip all or load all nested modules), what is the best way to not have an absolute cluster*** of loaded files and recursive loading? I am at a loss because no solution seems obvious to me. Do you have any suggestions?
The reason I'm loading them all in all four files is that I want the sections and elevations which go all the way through the plot and partially on the next one to have context. And I would like to have a site plan that has all four plots, in each of the four projects. I mean, I can toggle layers on and off - put nested modules onto project-specific layers so I can turn them on or off in individual files - but the modules are still being loaded recursively multiple tiimes and filling up memory.
If i skip nested modules, then I would need to put the "building" module manually three additional times for each outside plot in each project file. Is that really the best way to do it?
Operating system used: Windows W11H 24H2
11 hours ago - last edited 11 hours ago
I would have a siteplan with masses only , one set for construction documents for that building and 4 first floor showing sidewalks, roads , etc ... The levels related - (level +0 )to the building and on the siteplan based on sea level per building equivalent to the level +0.
Because you are going to rotate the building (maybe) the names of the elevations should be generic instead of west, north, etc .