GoTryCatch
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1 year ago Hi, Martin! I use your product to create small IFC models. Thank you very much for this product, your developers, you are cool!)) Best Regards!
Четверг, 26 января 2023, 22:01 +03:00 от Martin Černý @.>: Hi @GoTryCatch , I hope you are well. I'm sending you this message because you’ve previously used one of our xbim Toolkit GitHub repositories . I hope you are still using it and it serves you well. If you are interested in keeping up to date with the latest news and updates to Toolkit, you can subscribe to our Toolkit newsletter . We tend to send it once a month or less. As a member of the xbim developers community, you might be interested in the development roadmap as well. We're working on IFC 4.3 at the moment, which adds support for intrastructure like railways, highways, tunnels, bridges and ports. We should see these coming as IFC files soon. As the Toolkit is open source, we know very little about how it is used. But we are always keen to find out. If you have an interesting use-case, and you don't mind sharing, we would be excited to learn more. Feel free to get in touch . Best regards, Martin Cerny @. https://www.linkedin.com/in/martin-cerny/ https://xbim.net — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub , or unsubscribe . You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Message ID: <martin1cerny/XbimCommunity/issues/243 @ github . com> С уважением
Hi @GoTryCatch,
I hope you are well. I'm sending you this message because you’ve previously used one of our xbim Toolkit GitHub repositories. I hope you are still using it and it serves you well.
If you are interested in keeping up to date with the latest news and updates to Toolkit, you can subscribe to our Toolkit newsletter. We tend to send it once a month or less.
As a member of the xbim developers community, you might be interested in the development roadmap as well. We're working on IFC 4.3 at the moment, which adds support for intrastructure like railways, highways, tunnels, bridges and ports. We should see these coming as IFC files soon.
As the Toolkit is open source, we know very little about how it is used. But we are always keen to find out. If you have an interesting use-case, and you don't mind sharing, we would be excited to learn more. Feel free to get in touch.
Best regards,
Martin Cerny martin.cerny@xbim.net https://www.linkedin.com/in/martin-cerny/ https://xbim.net