Open h-iL opened 2 years ago
@WawanSolihin?
The design of export with IfcShapeAspects and IfcMaterialConstituent is to match them, i.e. uses the same information (name) for both associated instances. To help us investigate the issue, could you share with us the Revit model and the IFC file that exhibit this reported issue?
Thank you for looking into this @AngelVelezSosa @WawanSolihin. Absolutely! Please find attached revit and ifc file for reference. 01-WallCornerLayers.zip
Thanks. I will take a look and get back to you once I know the reason
There seems to be a bug in the export when there is material layer that has 0 thickness (which should be ignored), that gets included in naming the IfcShapeAspect. This causes inconsistency between the material constituent and the shapeaspect. I will log a defect into our system.
Ahh.. Good to know..thanks @WawanSolihin! :)
Hi @WawanSolihin @AngelVelezSosa
I'm not sure this is a related issue, we have removed the 0mm membrane layer and made a new exported to ifc, but noticed that the ShapeAspect
for the Gypsum Wall Board Facing - Fire Resistant wallboard
seems incorrect, the layer should be 15mm, but the profile we get tracing from the named ShapeAspect
has a thickness of 100mm
Would you mind take a look at this as well? Thank you :) 01-WallCorner(origin).zip
Sure I will add this into the bug report to be addressed together
From the BuildingSmart documentation, it suggests that using a
MaterialConstituent
name, we should be able to find its matchingShapeAspect
.http://ifc43-docs.standards.buildingsmart.org/IFC/RELEASE/IFC4x3/HTML/lexical/IfcShapeAspect.htm
However, from an Ifc file exported using Revit IFC 4 Reference View Architectural settings, there seems to be an issue with its naming, which makes it tricky while trying to retrieve its
ShapeAspect
. Greatly appreciate it if someone could help take a look at this :)example of a naming error
(please let me know if more info is required, or if attaching the ifc file here would be helpful)