The extension is reviewing by SketchUp Extension Warehouse team, it will be a free version.
I 'm adding Custom Attributes feature for Dynamic Components, but it may confuse user when they select multi DCs with different types once, please refer this video:
Is that the information retrieved after importing a Model?
Is that IFC info fully editable with your extension?
Can we edit the info of multiple objects in one go?
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That specific model seems to have been imported from ArchiCAD as all groups/components axis are parallel to world axis and that’s typical from ArchiCAD.
Does exporting the IFC file back to archicad work well, after editing model and properties?
Is that the information retrieved after importing a Model?
Is that IFC info fully editable with your extension?
Can we edit the info of multiple objects in one go?
All yes, if you interest to try, PM me and I send you the extension.
Does exporting the IFC file back to archicad work well, after editing model and properties?
This is about Export of SketchUp, I don’t think SketchUp currently can export complete IFC attributes.
Nice work, I have also been thinking of creating something for tabular property editing.
My IFC manager should export all IFC properties, so if you could make all those editable that could make it a good combination!
@brewsky From what I understood your plugin only deals with a BIM standard from the Netherlands, is this true?
Or can we somehow download and use other standards with your plugin?
I’m saying this because if @Cyentruk is going to develop his IFC properties based on your plugin, maybe this kind of flexibility would be welcome. If the flexibility is already there, then great!
The default setting indeed includes the Dutch NL-SfB classification, but there is also a German alternative(DIN 276-1) present and you can add your own sketchup classification (SKC) Classifying Objects | SketchUp Help. It’s also possible to disable the classification field.
The Dutch part is only for a classification. For all other properties I read the data from the IFC schema as it’s present in Sketchup.
I have been using @brewsky plugin for a long time and it complies perfectly with the IFC standard which is international. I use it in Spain and I don’t have any problem, my IFC files are perfectly displayed in most of the free IFC viewers.
In addition I have developed several plugins that insert the quantities to the IFC and his plugin exports it perfectly, in fact I make my budgets with bim5d tools with the ifc file generated by his plugin.
If you want to see my plugins you have them all here (some even in the extension store).
@brewsky plugin does. It works perfectly. If you don’t have your model with the correct structure the plugin generate the right one.
Simplifying your outliner should be…
IfcSite (For example your terrain, not neccessary to be drawn) Necessary
IfcBuilding (The building wich has almost one Storey) Necessary
IfcBuildingStorey (Each level) Necessary
IfcDoor, IfcWall, etc. (Each of your components classified as Ifc)