Faez Amiri

Thanks dear Angel. Could you explain what you mean by assigning the lines to a presentation layer?

hello everyone, I am trying to work with path lines of vehicles' routes in parking stories. I tried and drew some model lines for this purpose and changed their styles to "path of travel lines", which is a predefined line style in Revit. then I got an IFC 2x3 CV. 2.0 export from my model and tried to extract these line by using ifcopenshell. But now I see that the line styles are not exported with the lines, although I checked the item "export 2d plan view elements". Is another setting item needed...

Hi, thanks for your help, I tried and it helped. the reason I wanted to do such a thing was for code readability as you said. I am implementing this in a code checking module and makes it more structured; also the properties computed in one module could be easily accessible in another module just by calling the instances of the custom class.

Hi, thanks for your help, I tried and it worked. The reason I was trying to do such a thing was to increase the readability and the code it is much shorter now; also the element's new properties are more structured for code checking, and the properties that are computed in one module could be easily accessed by recalling the instances of the new class in other modules.

Hello everyone, I am working on parking components in REVIT which are exported as instances of the IfcBuildingElementProxy class. We computed some new attributes and functions for these component with help of IfcOpenShell and wondered if we could add these new attributes to the object's built-in attributes (like Name, GuId, Type, etc.). If we try to build a new class that can assign these new attributes to our objects, the built-in attributes of the ifc class wont be available except in case that...

I am working with parking components in REVIT which are exported as instances of the IfcBuildingElementProxy class. We computed some new attributes and functions for these component with help of IfcOpenShell and wondered if we could add these new attributes to the object's built-in attributes (like Name, GuId, Type, etc.). If we try to build a new class that can assign these new attributes to our objects, the built-in attributes of the ifc class wont be available except in case that the new class...