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Collaboration with other software

Work with external software and open exchange formats (IFC, BCF, DXF/DWG)

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Open BIM Workflow Improvements Graphisoft’s Open BIM approach continues to be the focal point, through which we support design teams in efficient multi-disciplinary collaboration. IFC4 certification for Architectural Reference Exchange for Import During the summer of 2023, A...

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Recently came across an issue with door swings when IFC file is exported from Revit 2019 (19.2.10.7). The doors get mirrored when imported into Archicad or Solibri. This is a big concern as the submission drawings were produced with swing direction against the exit direction...

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Native RFA and RVT Exchange Improvements Exchanging Revit file formats is crucial for many architects when collaborating with other disciplines using Autodesk solutions. Thanks to the – now - built-in Revit file format exchange. It is easier than ever to collaborate with Rev...

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Survey Point It is recommended to use a common anchor/reference point (so-called "Survey Point") to facilitate coordination of models from different programs like Revit or Tekla Structures (e.g. when connecting models submitted by different professionals). In some countries,...

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Using RFA content can be a great tool in building up a custom library. Follow the steps below to convert RFA content into GDL objects. NOTE: This process requires the user to install a plugin available from our partner BIM6x. Download and Install the RVT/RFA Plugin 1. Visit ...

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Is there a better alternative for model exchange with Revit® then the IFC workflow? No, there isn't. But there is a way to have a limited, direct connection. Use RFA & RVT Geometry Exchange Add-On to import and export 3D models via native Revit file formats. This Add-on is a...

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Basics Coordinate among Project Stakeholders Most projects that encounter troubles later on, do so, because of the lack of preliminary coordination! Organize a BIMCoordination meeting to agree upon the following: project location and coordinates Project North direction Story...

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Once installed, the GRAPHISOFT Add-In can be located on the ribbon under Add-Ins. If or when both the Revit Architectural model and ARCHICAD model are coordinated near the project origin (0,0,0), we recommend leaving the following options unchecked: Tips We only recommend ch...

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There are two ways to import an IFC file into Revit: Link IFC and Link RVT. Link IFC This option is recommended for inserting IFC models into the current Revit project as references. You cannot edit the IFC model in Revit. If you later update the original IFC file, the Revit...

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Set the Revit Levels so that they are calculated from 0. Prior to exporting an IFC file from Revit, make sure all additional structural levels (TOS, TOC, TOB, etc) are not set as Building Story. Secondly, add additional Levels to match the agreed level structure on the BEP a...

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Follow the steps below when collaborating with someone using Revit Structure. In the example ARCHICAD 15 and Revit Structure 2012 were used but the process remains the same for current versions. 1) Set Element Parameters Open the selection settings dialogue box for elements ...

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Follow the steps below when collaborating with someone using Revit MEP. ARCHICAD 15 and Revit MEP 2012 were used in the examples below but the process remains the same for current versions of ARCHICAD. 1) Set Element Parameters Open the selection settings dialogue box for el...

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