Introduction to OpenBIM, Native IFC, and Open Source AEC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- This introduction to OpenBIM, Native IFC, and Open Source AEC was given as a keynote speech at the CAAD Futures conference in 2021. CAAD Futures is a biannual international conference on computational architecture founded in 1985.
This introduction to Native IFC covers all the basic concepts, code, libraries, and tools to get started building your own Open Source AEC tools.
- OSArch: OSArch.org/
- OSArch Forums: community.osar...
- OSArch Wiki: wiki.osarch.org/
- Python OpenBIM tutorial: wiki.osarch.or...
- Blender: blender.org/
- BlenderBIM Add-on: blenderbim.org/
- IfcOpenShell: ifcopenshell.org/
- Github: github.com/ifc...
This is by far the best demonstration of what ifc is capable of. Thank you very much for sharing
This video is underrated. Not many non-jargon IFC applications videos out there. Next should be a detailed dive into each pathway.
Awesome, we need this to go mainstream !
Brilliant presentation. I didn’t know all this was possible. Happy to commit to transitioning my practice over to an OpenBIM way of doing things. This was inspiring, well done.
Amazing presentation - you've definitely refined the pitch over the years!
I'm all for this being the way things are done in AEC, however I expect lowering the entry point will be the key to bring in the majority (non-coders, non-programmers, laymen et al). Having said that, it's great to see real projects being realised using open source software and formats already as well as some exciting collaborations such as that with Topologic emerging. I really appreciate you diving into the technical aspects in this presentation, especially the step/json formats as well as showing the possible depth of the task example.
Keep going, I'll intersect with this at some point. The way Autodesk is going it's likely to be sooner rather than later.
At some point -I believe- programming will be a mandatory course across AEC education. Even high-school. Space exploracion, Machine Learning and AI, they all require at least some basic notion of programming. We are living that transition so... let's begin!
Brilliant presentation. Native IFC is the dream. When I started with product models (aka BIM...) 20 yrs ago what you now show was the ideal... the open data base in the middle.
Awesome video as always Dion, very nice presentation! Thank you for your efforts! The future looks bright, and I hope many will join to speed up the journey!
this is awesome, the future of BIM
Please continue on developing
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the random interjection of wildlife into class demonstrations?
That's what I ever dream...
Geometry node in blender is one potential in generative design of revit and rhino
Awesome work Dion!
Fantastic video, and great presentation
this is awesome, thank you for the great presentation.
wow...
mind opener for me
Thank you...
Great video, very interesting
Hello, and thank you for that add-on, that I personnaly need for fun and better building... ^^
I just need two pieces of advice. From what I understand, you have to integrate elements 1 to 1.
I have a wall, with Warren trellis type posts every 60cm, straw between the posts, wood panels + exterior lime wash of a few millimeters and a 5 to 10cm interior raw earth coating (according to my desire) , part renovation with an existing silica brick wall.
Bulk :
- How to create Warren type posts? (I have some for the slab, walls and roof beams). Should I model this by hand then integrate it into an ifc ?
- How to make straw bales to be able to count them and know how many to re-size? The same for wooden panels, for cuts and losing as little material.
Thanks a lot !
This what is in the future hope you can show generative design likr dynamo or grashoper
wow, I saw your work (the room rendered in Radiance) on the Radiance forum a few years ago and it already caught my attention that time what kind of thing you've been able to do with Blender (as for example the 3d model from pictures, where you made the background in your model). then I somehow forgot it or had no time... and now TH-cam suggested me your video, such a coincidence ..or just the world is too small ?... nevertheless I'm now going through your videos etc. and see if I could somehow contribute into the openBIM world. As an MEP/Sustainability engineer I see the lack of the MEP software , so that would be something worth of improvement
hey, do you offer classes or a book on what you do with BIM tools in Blender? The stuff I see you do is incredible.
Go Opensource! Go Open BIM!
Awesome
#uptothechallenge
@13:30 mindblow
😊
Wow excellent. where can i find whole project from drafting to 3d model with description, IFC etc??
Someone knows what software he is using for generate drawings? Regards
The software is the BlenderBIM Add-on. There is a new drawing system in development which uses IfcOpenShell under the hood.
@@DionMoult is a plugin of Blender? i never use blender, can i model and generate the draw with all-in-one soft?? :O
@@leandroschenone7253 It is a work in progress, but yes. In Blender, all-in-one you will be able to model, generate drawings, do cost planning, programme scheduling, structural analysis, facility management analysis, AR, environmental analysis, etc.
@@DionMoult Hi Dion. You have been doing fantastic work. Things have been very quiet for the drawings production using BlenderBIM. Is the project still active? Thx.
@@benveasey7474 G'day, the project is still active, but I have personally been taking some time off during the holidays, as well as preparing for some other FOSS events. Expect to see the commit log go back to normal.
How can we support??
See 47:18 for suggestions
Financial support: opencollective.com/opensourcebim