Alessandra Goetz

Ok so I managed to export using Real as the parameter type which works! With the length apparently revit converts the number to inch or viceversa... a topic discussed here but i have not found a solution yet?

now i looked at it but with count i assume you mean Ganzzahl which is an integer? I need to export a decimal number and later on use it as a double... with using count it is shortened.

now i looked at it but with count i assume you mean Ganzzahl which is an integer? I need to export a decimal number and later on use it as a double... with using count it is shortened.

oha, thanks for the quick reply i will test that and thanks for the hint... i use it always as a testing file but will adjust that... =)

Hi there, I am trying to export a double project parameter from Revit to IFC (Instance). In my pset file i wrote number to translate it to IFC. However, the value does not show in IFC/ is not exported. I am using Revit 2019. WIth 2020 it does not work either. Any idea?

Hi there, I am trying to export a double project parameter from Revit to IFC (Instance). In my pset file i wrote number to translate it to IFC. However, the value does not show in IFC/ is not exported. I am using Revit 2019. WIth 2020 it does not work either. Any idea?

sorry my mistake, I was thinking of the hundred of models i have been exporting to find a proper solution. until now i fortunately only have one model where i want to set back the pbp to revit origin and then export it, first relinking a cad file and then exporting it using project base point. I understood that the ifc will be moved accordingly in relation to the movement of the basepoint but does that mean the model moves in "real" place? The model is already far developed and now we will have to...

Hey Joao, thanks a lot for your quick reply. I moved the base point accordingly but exporting the model now based on survey point or shared coordinates, the models always end up in a different place than origin. Is the survey point the wrong one to look at? I need to make sure that even by readjusting the base point the location of the model still stays the same... hope that made it clearer...