Wow! You have taken the very complex and complicated topic of IFC and explained it in a way that exceeded my expectations. Well done! Anybody using Revit should watch your videos to stay relevant in their job.
Thanks so much Rob, really means a lot to hear that my content is helpful! :) I always loved sharing my knowledge and as an old blogger I‘m overwhelmed by the engagement and feedback here on TH-cam!
This is brilliant!! Thank you so much for this video. We work in ArchCAD and when we collaborate with engineers working in REVIT, we alway get these additional stories which do not match our project model, none of the RVT users have known how to resolve this. In order to get the element to show in ArchiCAD, we have to creat dummy stories for all the additional levels in RVT, which as you can imagine, is hugely counterproductive. Let’s hope this solves the issue. Thanks again.
I prefer to audit my model elements to be referenced strictly to their correspondent levels, which will result in a much better ifc structure...nice video 👍🏻👍🏻
When your slabs reside on levels which are aligned with the top of the construction floor and you need to export with the top of finished floor as Building Storey, by default Revit will assign the floor to the level below. Rather than placing slabs to the finish floor level and use a vertical offset, the "IfcSpatialContainer" Shared Parameter is used to override the automatic assignment and link the slab to the chosen level using its name. But it's an additional manual step to prepare for proper export.
Nice work! As feedback, you could put English subtitles in your videos. The auto-generated youtube subtitles aren't so good and may be difficult for non-native English speakers (like me!) to understand. Furthermore, you can reach a wider audience ☺. Anyway, great video. +1 subscriber 👏👏👏
Wow! You have taken the very complex and complicated topic of IFC and explained it in a way that exceeded my expectations. Well done! Anybody using Revit should watch your videos to stay relevant in their job.
Thanks so much Rob, really means a lot to hear that my content is helpful! :) I always loved sharing my knowledge and as an old blogger I‘m overwhelmed by the engagement and feedback here on TH-cam!
This is brilliant!! Thank you so much for this video. We work in ArchCAD and when we collaborate with engineers working in REVIT, we alway get these additional stories which do not match our project model, none of the RVT users have known how to resolve this. In order to get the element to show in ArchiCAD, we have to creat dummy stories for all the additional levels in RVT, which as you can imagine, is hugely counterproductive. Let’s hope this solves the issue. Thanks again.
Thanks for the kind comment Alister, glad to hear this helped with your workflow. 👍🏼
I prefer to audit my model elements to be referenced strictly to their correspondent levels, which will result in a much better ifc structure...nice video 👍🏻👍🏻
When your slabs reside on levels which are aligned with the top of the construction floor and you need to export with the top of finished floor as Building Storey, by default Revit will assign the floor to the level below. Rather than placing slabs to the finish floor level and use a vertical offset, the "IfcSpatialContainer" Shared Parameter is used to override the automatic assignment and link the slab to the chosen level using its name. But it's an additional manual step to prepare for proper export.
Thanks for the comment, yes indeed that’s the logic behind 👍🏼
Amazing videos. Thank you very much. Hope you will be able to post more in the future !
Thank you so much
Very good explained. Thanks Lejla.
Bravo!
Thanks for an excellent explanation.
Nice work!
As feedback, you could put English subtitles in your videos. The auto-generated youtube subtitles aren't so good and may be difficult for non-native English speakers (like me!) to understand. Furthermore, you can reach a wider audience ☺.
Anyway, great video. +1 subscriber 👏👏👏
Thanks for the hint, Jayme - I'll have a look at it! I'm still a TH-cam newbie and learning :)
Hey, i tried to import the Golden Nugget Model in to IFC and open it in BIMcollab zoom.. But the zero Point ist wrong. Do you know how to fix it?