2025-05-09
10:01 AM
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2025-05-10
01:17 AM
by
Laszlo Nagy
I got this TPL-file, and I have to do some reclassification. However, it will not let me. Meaning that, I can classify a wall as a door, but it still reports as IfcBuildingElementProxy. This is in AC25, however, the issue still remains if I open it in 28.
This is an IFC, just loaded into Archicad. I did some testing, creating a wall with the wall tool, same thing. Classified as wall, IFC type as IfcBuildingElementProxy.
It worked like a charm, of course, doing the same thing in a new project.
I did, however, reclassify a whole project just yesterday, no issues whatsoever, also an IFC imported into Archicad.
I have tried every trick I know, including opening all locked layers, without making any difference.
Any Ideas?
.Kamelite
Solved! Go to Solution.
2025-05-09
10:25 AM
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2025-05-10
01:45 AM
by
Laszlo Nagy
If you are using Archicad 22 classification, use it for all your elements and change your type mapping to Archicad 22. If only those imported element uses Archicad 22 (probably because you used an Archicad 22 importer), change the classification of those elements to your current classification system (Archicad 2.0 ?) and choose a translator with type mapping corresponding ( to Archicad 2.0 ?)
2025-05-09 10:15 AM - edited 2025-05-09 10:18 AM
The mapping of IFC type is not made directly in the file, but with the mapping of the chosen IFC translator. The IFC type shows you what the currently selected translator for export will use, based on the archicad classification.
Perhaps the problem is that you use the archicad 22 archicad classification instead of the archicad 25 one (Archicad 2.0 ?)
2025-05-09 10:20 AM
So how do I change the translator in order to reflect the changes? There many different translatars when exporting...
.Kamelite
2025-05-09 10:25 AM
Reclassifying the model from 20 to 22 was what fixed the model I did yesterday. And I tested another modell from the same batch, and it worked like it should...
Thanx for any help!
.Kamelite
2025-05-09
10:25 AM
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2025-05-10
01:45 AM
by
Laszlo Nagy
If you are using Archicad 22 classification, use it for all your elements and change your type mapping to Archicad 22. If only those imported element uses Archicad 22 (probably because you used an Archicad 22 importer), change the classification of those elements to your current classification system (Archicad 2.0 ?) and choose a translator with type mapping corresponding ( to Archicad 2.0 ?)
2025-05-09 10:27 AM
You should use archicad 2.0 classification, as it will save you having to change classification with each new version.
2025-05-09 10:34 AM
That makes sence. But how do I tell Archicad which exporter I intend to use, to make IFCType display the actual classification?
.Kamelite
2025-05-09 10:37 AM
Select the one you intend to use and click on "set preview" (you can see the button in the screenshot)
2025-05-09 10:40 AM
Do not see a picture...
.Kamelite
2025-05-09 10:41 AM
Nevermind, found it
.kamelite