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In ArchiCAD GDL 22 guide, there are ways to extract object's IFC property values with in GDL, and I was wondering, if there is a way where I can extract certain IFC properties from the project such as IFCRole ???
So, if there is a way, how can I do it ?
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To all, I think that I might have found the solution for this question,
Basically some project information are needed to be added once and referenced for the sake of documentation, but it will not impact on ArchiCAD's model per-se ...
An example to that is when you need to document the roles of other professionals, such as engineers, or surveyors, ... etc
The easiest why to do that:
1- Create new entries in ArchiCAD's project info.
2- Create new parameters in your desired object that will withhold the values/details of these roles.
3-In the object's symbol window, use text --> autotext and call for those positions (or their details).
4-Drag the autotext from the symbol window to 2D script (
PS: this solutions assumes that you're capable to map the new entries in Project Info, in the IFC Manager.
Basically some project information are needed to be added once and referenced for the sake of documentation, but it will not impact on ArchiCAD's model per-se ...
An example to that is when you need to document the roles of other professionals, such as engineers, or surveyors, ... etc
The easiest why to do that:
1- Create new entries in ArchiCAD's project info.
2- Create new parameters in your desired object that will withhold the values/details of these roles.
3-In the object's symbol window, use text --> autotext and call for those positions (or their details).
4-Drag the autotext from the symbol window to 2D script (
PS: this solutions assumes that you're capable to map the new entries in Project Info, in the IFC Manager.
Hi @jc4d
Actually what I was asking is the other way around, what I need is to get IFC data from the model and inject it to a parameter in GDL.
And I´m also interested in your problem.
Actually what I was asking is the other way around, what I need is to get IFC data from the model and inject it to a parameter in GDL.
And I´m also interested in your problem.
To all, I think that I might have found the solution for this question,
Basically some project information are needed to be added once and referenced for the sake of documentation, but it will not impact on ArchiCAD's model per-se ...
An example to that is when you need to document the roles of other professionals, such as engineers, or surveyors, ... etc
The easiest why to do that:
1- Create new entries in ArchiCAD's project info.
2- Create new parameters in your desired object that will withhold the values/details of these roles.
3-In the object's symbol window, use text --> autotext and call for those positions (or their details).
4-Drag the autotext from the symbol window to 2D script (
PS: this solutions assumes that you're capable to map the new entries in Project Info, in the IFC Manager.
Basically some project information are needed to be added once and referenced for the sake of documentation, but it will not impact on ArchiCAD's model per-se ...
An example to that is when you need to document the roles of other professionals, such as engineers, or surveyors, ... etc
The easiest why to do that:
1- Create new entries in ArchiCAD's project info.
2- Create new parameters in your desired object that will withhold the values/details of these roles.
3-In the object's symbol window, use text --> autotext and call for those positions (or their details).
4-Drag the autotext from the symbol window to 2D script (
PS: this solutions assumes that you're capable to map the new entries in Project Info, in the IFC Manager.
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