Type mapping in pre AC20?

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‎2018-04-09 10:52 AM
‎2018-04-09
10:52 AM
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‎2018-04-10 07:09 PM
‎2018-04-10
07:09 PM
Yes, that is correct. Element Classification for Curtain Wall sub-elements is available only in AC20 and later. In prior versions you could change the Element Classification (and thus the IFC Object Type it was categorized into) only for the whole Curtain Wall, but not its sub-elements.
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‎2018-04-11 10:17 AM
‎2018-04-11
10:17 AM
LaszloNagy wrote:Myth confirmed
Yes, that is correct. Element Classification for Curtain Wall sub-elements is available only in AC20 and later. In prior versions you could change the Element Classification (and thus the IFC Object Type it was categorized into) only for the whole Curtain Wall, but not its sub-elements.
Thus...I save out only my 880 ceilings for an AC21 treatment and the bilder gets one more IFC-file to handle

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