This is a very, very odd one. I've just been working with a landscape architect who has all sorts of revit floors with subelements for outdoor paving. Naturally these are all rather triangulated looking floors. These floors have various cutouts / voids in them.
We've set the Export Type To IFC As to be "IfcCoveringType".
There is one problematic element. If I export an IFC with that problematic element, then I will get a bunch of IfcCovering for all of these floor slabs, but I will not get any IfcCoveringType and there will be no IfcRelDefinesByType relationship. Therefore I will also lose all type properties.
If I hide that element and re-export the exact same IFC, then I will get the expected behaviour of getting a bunch of IfcCovering with the relating type IfcCoveringType with all of its type properties.
Problem Description
This is a very, very odd one. I've just been working with a landscape architect who has all sorts of revit floors with subelements for outdoor paving. Naturally these are all rather triangulated looking floors. These floors have various cutouts / voids in them.
We've set the Export Type To IFC As to be "IfcCoveringType".
There is one problematic element. If I export an IFC with that problematic element, then I will get a bunch of IfcCovering for all of these floor slabs, but I will not get any IfcCoveringType and there will be no IfcRelDefinesByType relationship. Therefore I will also lose all type properties.
If I hide that element and re-export the exact same IFC, then I will get the expected behaviour of getting a bunch of IfcCovering with the relating type IfcCoveringType with all of its type properties.
Revit Version
2023.1.x
IFC for Revit Addon Version
24.x.x
Windows Version
11 22H2