If I remember correctly, you can not. But I'd argue that; Ifc does have a attribute for the number, it's just called name. As an example, a door: Name = short ID = Mark = door number. Name in IFC, always = short ID. In the case of the project, IfcProject Root.Name could/should easily originaly have been ment to refer to a short project number for the client, not the consultant. So what I often do in my specifications, is requesting a value for the project number/ID. The consultant can leave out their...
Hi Matthew. We often run into the same problem with our MEP consultants on healthcare projects. They handle it same way by splitting the export - but if possible it's prefferable to recieve the files as 'one system per file', not 'one floor per file', for downstream purposes.
Hi Antonio. I´d recommend that you set as a goal, to add the IfcExportAs and IfcExportType shared parameters to all families in your library and over time fill them all out with appropiate entities and enumerated types. Obviously starting with the ones you use the most. This will give you better control over the export ,raise the quality of your files considerably and in the long run save you time. Actually I think you will find, that IFC is more comprehensive for MEP, than the revit categories.
We don't make types for railings. Are you sure? Supported IFC entities indicate that IfcRailingType is supported.
Hi David, The first problem i usually have, is that I forget a blind "tab" in the empty fields, where the RVT parameter match my desired IFC one ie: Propertyset: MySet I IfcBuilding MyParameter1 Text (Tab) MyParameter2 Text (Tab) That might be it?
We need to be able to apply IfcSystems to all IFC2X3 elements to aggregate freely, not only IfcDistributionElements that are (needs to be..) connected. To my knowledge this is not currently possible and is a real limitation. For IFC4, we will naturally need IfcBuildingSystem and IfcDistributionSystem too.
Just ran into this. I have a wall, with sweeps embedded. The wall contains info on export, but the sweeps exports to IfcBuildingElementProxy, does not contain any info or any relations to the wall! So I have no real control over this element. I'd expect that the sweeps embedded inside the construction, be a part of the wall, not export as individual elements (even without any relations, information etc). A reveal embedded into the wall, does cut and is related to the wall. Another sweep is applied...
Try adding a yes/no parameter called "LoadBearing" on type level, for those two categories, and turn it of where needed. I use the shared parameter from here https://sourceforge.net/projects/ifcexporter/files/Misc/ File: IFC Shared Parameters File 3-10-15.txt
Yes I have. Not an acceptable UX or UI for us. Honestly I can't imagine that the classification app or the cobie app, have that high usage numbers after the first try-out. But I could be wrong. The only sustainable and scalable solutions, are imho ones that are fully integrated into the core product. Not too much to ask, really :)
I have at least 5 different classification systems that could be used at any one time, spread across 3 nations and languages. In one of those systems, depended on the project, I might even have to use several different parameters to specify both usage and class(es). None of those systems are omniclass, masterclass, uniclass or one of the other american or british systems built into Revit. Having to set that up our own classifications through text paramters might be doable, but is not sustainable....
Hi, It should happen automatically on export, with this button checked.
Great to see you all picking up on this one. First pass, would for me be the straight...
Great to see you all picking up on this one. First pass, would for me be the straight...
Hi, Are you looking into support for splitting up walls and slab layers into individual...
Thanks. I will.
I guess the answer is no? Could be that what I actually want/need in the end, ifc...
Is there any way, that would allow my to map a parameter to IfcDescription, instead...
Now being able to export the Sloped Glazing to a ~LOD 350 IfcCoveringType.Ceiling...
Reduce asap, and eliminate down the road I'd say. (But I pick only the things I need...
+1
Hi, Sorry no. I do not see that workflow as a viable solution. My users need to handle...
Hi Angel, This is what I tried initially, without any luck. Perhaps I am missing...
Hi, I would like to collect a roof element and the supporting beams etc., into the...
I have and I try to use it as much as possible. Alas it is not as easy as it should...
I wonder why the parameter is there at all, when others are missing. For example...
That is strange. You could could try updating your exporter to v16.4? Not sure what...
Hi Peter, I pointed to the txt in the exporter and found no problems. But I do wonder,...
No need to map. Use "SiteName" as the RVT parameter.
nm. Misread you question. I can't make it work either. Not even for a floor exported...
nm. Misread you question. I can't make it work either. Regards, Troels
Works for me with"FLOORING". Be aware that "Funtion" does not export correctly to...
Hi, I am currently exploring adding more basic information to our models. In this...
Hi Angel, After the things you have descriped, I'd like to see the relevant top level...
Hi, As adoption of IFC develops, I'd like to take advantage of all the entities that...
Hi Angel, Thank you. Well they aren't room bounding (why a slanted beam, that pass...
Hi, For some strange reason, I can't see columns and beams register as space boundaries,...
Hi, For some strange reason, I can't see columns and beams register as space boundaries,...
Hi, For some strange reason, I can't see columns and beams register as space boundaries,...
Oh you are right. I overlooked that part. But when that's the case, I'd suggest the...
Strangely enough I'm finding that IfcGrid.Name is not filled by the RVT parameter...
I get the same error - and now I know why.. alas we are also using Revit Server.
I ran into a similar situation today. I have a bunch of wall fenders, modelled as...
I'm seeing a strange bug, where the .txt looks okay (managed in excel, then copied...
Hi, Well.. Digging a little deeper, neither IfcElementType, nor IfcTypeProduct pulls...
Hi Angel, Ah I see. And yes indeed it does. Funny thing is, that the IfcProductType...
Hi Angel, Yes quite strict about formatting ^_^ But after checking that, I still...
Hi, When I use a custom pset, with "T ElementType", the pset don't export for doors,...
Hi Angel, So.. Project1 is mapped to AssemblyCode, and the object is not filled with...
Hi, When using the Assembly Code field for our own classification, the name of the...
Hi, I'm also getting some strange results. Files are from MagiCAD. 1. On linking,...
Hi, I still see this issue, any development? Just wanted to mention, that I also...
I'm not sure I understand your question correctly.. in Solibri all elements are shown...
Sorry, I don't have a suggestion on what to omit. I'm guessing everything is being...
Sorry, I can see the confusion. I was refering to the ifc layer naming. I can follow...
Hi, Currently we try to use the method descriped by Martijn (http://www.augi.com/library/myth-buster-revit-ifc-part-2-the-saga-continues)....
Hi, Currently we try to use the method descriped by Martjin (http://www.augi.com/library/myth-buster-revit-ifc-part-2-the-saga-continues)....
Hi Angel, Thank you for your reply. Just having option (1), would alone bring us...
Hi, I just want to follow up on this one, and ask if any progress is being made?...
I'm building a space-model as a competition deliverable. In that proces I want to...
Hi Tore, Your question should be directed at either a revit-user forum (revitforum.org...
Well.. there is the division of IfcWallType into IfcWall, IfcWallStandardCase and...
Well.. there is the division of IifcWallType into IfcWall, IfcWallStandardCase and...
It does. We can all agree, that free mapping is what we need. But I also understand...
I stumbled upon the following, in the Ifc spec: "Only the core or constructional...