When elements in a linked model do not display correctly due to phase differences, the phases must be mapped between the host and linked models. This is accomplished through the Type Properties of the Revit link. By selecting the linked model instance, clicking "Edit Type," and then accessing the "Phase Mapping" dialog, the designer can associate each phase in the linked model (e.g., the architect's "Demolition" phase) with a corresponding phase in the host model, ensuring correct graphical representation.

A. The "Manage Links" dialog is for loading, unloading, and positioning links, but it does not contain a "Manage Phases" function for mapping.

C. "Graphic Overrides" for phases controls the visual style (color, line weight) of elements in different phase statuses, not the logical mapping between linked files.

D. Visibility/Graphics settings for Revit Links are view-specific overrides and do not establish the fundamental phase relationship for the entire linked model type.

1. Autodesk, Inc. "About Phase Mapping for Linked Models". Autodesk Knowledge Network, Revit 2023 Help. Accessed October 2023. The guide specifies the procedure: "To map phases between the host model and a linked model, select the linked model... Click Modify | RVT Links tab -> Properties panel -> (Type Properties). In the Type Properties dialog, for Phase Mapping, click Edit."