Hi, I looked at the link you mentioned and it seems to have the answer to your issue - the levels don't come from IFC, they come from the template you use when creating the Revit file that contains the IFC you are linking in. If the template contains a bunch of levels, it will use them. Normally I'd expect them to be deleted, so I'll look into that, but in the meantime, follow the instructions in the link above and just remove all levels but Level 1.
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Hi,
Regarding the topic mentioned in the topic, I can't find a solution for this problem.
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/revit-architecture-forum/link-ifc-shows-a-lot-of-new-levels-revit-2019/td-p/7986915
I've exported an IFC with only ONE level in it, which is also a building story.
When I link the IFC to my revit project it automaticly generates the following levels:
When I open the IFC in a IFC viewer or in Revit the levels do NOT show up......
I've checked all import / export tables and the default ifc template in the 'IFC Options'.
Does anybody please have a solution for this frustrating problem?
Kind regards,
Sal
Hi, I looked at the link you mentioned and it seems to have the answer to your issue - the levels don't come from IFC, they come from the template you use when creating the Revit file that contains the IFC you are linking in. If the template contains a bunch of levels, it will use them. Normally I'd expect them to be deleted, so I'll look into that, but in the meantime, follow the instructions in the link above and just remove all levels but Level 1.
The point is the levels are created when there is no template assigned
If there is nothing specified there, it uses the default template.