With the IFC file format.ifc (Export) command, project information can be is converted to IFC file format and transferred to other software that can read this format or data can be taken from other software to the program.
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Import IFC
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Usage Steps
The ideCAD icon in the upper left corner of the program is clicked.
From the menu that opens, the Import/IFC line is clicked.
In the dialog that opens, the file type you want to record is selected on the right side of the File Name line.
Give a name to the File Name line and click the Save button.
Export IFC
Projects created in ideCAD Structural program can be saved in IFC format.
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Export IFC Command
You can access it from the menu under the ideCAD logo in the upper left corner of the screen in the ribbon menu.
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Usage Steps
Click the ideCAD icon in the upper left corner.
Click the Export/IFC.ifc line from the menu that opens.
In the dialog that opens, the The file type you want to record is selected in the dialog that opens.
Give a name to the File Name line and click the Save button.
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Export Opportunities
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Stories
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Export Process
All floors stories are transferred by obeying the level elevation information and names.
If there is a slab or beam on the top floorstory, an empty floor story is added at the top to associate with these elements.
This blank floor story is for the IFC file, not reflected on the ideCAD side.
Import Process
All floors are admitted with the same name and level information.
If there is an empty floor at the top, this floor is deleted.
Since the height information is not in IFC standard, the difference between floors is calculated and determined by ideCAD. Height information for the top floor (not empty) is set as 3.3m by default.
Concrete Columns
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Export Process
Reinforced concrete Concrete columns are associated with the floor story on which they are located.
The position is assigned relative to the floorstory.
The final coordinates are always guaranteed to be the same on both sides.
All reinforced concrete columns are marked as load-bearing elements.
Import Process
Whichever floor is connected while being imported, it is also connected to that floor on ideCAD side.
Regardless of how its location in space is defined in the IFC file, the floor is relatively redefined by ideCAD.
The final coordinates are always guaranteed to be the same on both sides.
All reinforced concrete columns are produced as load bearing columns on ideCAD, regardless of their definition in the IFC file.
If the structural material information matches with ideCAD as text, it is assigned directly, if not, the default reinforced concrete structural material is assigned.
It is tried to be understood from the text information of the material defined in IFC that the beam is a reinforced concrete element.
Concrete Beams
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Export Process
Reinforced concrete Concrete beams are associated with the upper floor story of the floor story on which they are located.
If there is no such floorstory, an empty floor story is added to the top of the IFC file, it will not be reflected on the ideCAD side.
Its position is positioned relative to the floor story of the floor story to which it is assigned.
The final coordinates are always guaranteed to be the same on both sides.
All reinforced concrete beams are marked as load bearing elements.
Import Process
Whichever floor is connected in the IFC file while being imported, it is assigned a lower floor of that floor by ideCAD.
Regardless of how its position in space is defined in the IFC file, the floor is relatively redefined by ideCAD.
The beam position is re-determined according to the ceiling of the relevant floor.
The final coordinates are always guaranteed to be the same on both sides.
If there is an empty floor at the top, this floor is automatically deleted.
All reinforced concrete beams are produced as load bearing beams on ideCAD, regardless of their definition in the IFC file.
If the structural material information matches with ideCAD as text, it is assigned directly, if not, the default reinforced concrete structural material is assigned.
It is tried to be understood from the text information of the material defined in IFC that the beam is a reinforced concrete element, if the expression is broken, it is accepted as a reinforced concrete element unless otherwise stated-bearing elements.
Concrete Slabs
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Export Process
Reinforced The concrete slab is associated with the upper floor story of the floor story on which they are located.
If there is no such floorstory, an empty floor story is added to the top of the IFC file, it will not be reflected on the ideCAD side.
Its position is positioned relative to the floor story of the floor story to which it is assigned.
The final coordinates are always guaranteed to be the same on both sides.
All reinforced concrete floors slabs are marked as Load Bearing.
Import Process
Whichever floor is connected in the IFC file while being imported, it is assigned a lower floor of that floor by ideCAD.
Regardless of how its position in space is defined in the IFC file, the floor is relatively redefined by ideCAD.
The slab position is re-determined according to the ceiling of the relevant floor.
The final coordinates are always guaranteed to be the same on both sides.
If there is an empty floor at the top, this floor is automatically deleted.
Regardless of the definition in the IFC file, all reinforced concrete floors are produced as load-bearing flooring on the ideCAD side.
If the structural material information matches with ideCAD as text, it is assigned directly, if not, the default reinforced concrete structural material is assigned.
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