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Open Source Contributors
This page contains the list of people and organizations that have contributed to the IFC Exporter for Revit open source project. Hopefully, this list will grow over time.
While we encourage contributions to the open source, we also want to make sure that we maintain our high quality standards for code that makes it into an official release. If you would be interested in contributing to the open source project, the following steps are necessary:
- Please download and return the Autodesk Individual Open Source Agreement contract here and return it to Angel Velez (angel.velez@autodesk.com).
- Send Angel Velez a copy of your code changes (a zipped version of the source is fine).
- The Open Source Steering Committee will meet to approve the proposed update.
- Once it is approved, we will integrate your changes locally and run our standard test suite against the changes. We may make modifications based on any bugs found, or ask for quality-based updates on your contribution. These changes will then be added to the open source.
Now, for the contributors:
IFC Exporter for Revit 2013 v2.11.2, IFC Exporter for Revit 2014 v3.3.2
Read in ParameterMappingTable.txt, which allows users to specify a mapping from Revit properties to IFC common parameter sets.
- Tom Pesman: http://nl.linkedin.com/in/tompesman
- Dutch Revit User Group: http://www.revitgg.nl / http://www.dutchrevitstandards.com
IFC Export UI for Revit 2014 v3.12.0, IFC for Revit 2015 v15.2.0
Translate the export alternate UI to French.
- Emmanuel Di Giacomo, Autodesk: http://abcdblog.typepad.com
IFC Export UI for Revit 2015 v15.4.0, IFC for Revit 2016 v16.1.0
Ability to export only schedules whose titles include "PSet", "IFC" or "Common".
Export progress report to the status bar, similar to how Link IFC displays progress.
Export of multiple loaded exportable projects.
Option to use the active view to generate the exported geometry.
Split walls and columns by level now also splits duct segments by level.
The "Advanced" tab tessellation level of detail controls now also apply to pipe fittings.
When splitting elements by level, if the splitting operation fails, use the original solid.
- CAD-Q: http://www.cad-q.com
The Autodesk Individual Open Source Contributor Agreement.