IFC Export User Guide
Destination
Destination
Defines the file name, file path and overwrite settings for the exported IFC file.
Save As
Activates a file browser which creates a file that can be used to repopulate the
Destination
fields. The saved file is suffixed
.expsav
. For example:
-- EXPORT
-- If you wish to use this as a source for your own IFCExporterObj based
-- interface, change '!this' to the name of your export object variable.
!this.setUserFileFolder('C:\Users\PDMSUSER\AppData\Local\Temp')
!this.setDbSource(=2013286726/4)
!this.setRootDir('C:\Users\ PDMSUSER \AppData\Local\Temp')
!this.setDestination('')
!this.setOverWriteFlag(FALSE)
!this.setRefDatumByName('IFCGLOBAL')
!this.setRefDatumOption(FALSE)
!this.setVersion('IFC2x3')
!this.setTolerance(1mm)
!this.setRepre('HOLES',TRUE)
!this.setRepre('AUTOCOL',TRUE)
!this.setRepre('TUBE',TRUE)
!this.setRepre('CLINE',FALSE)
!this.setLevel('PIPE',6)
!this.setLevel('NOZZ',6)
!this.setLevel('STRU',6)
!this.setLevel('CABLE',6)
!this.setLevel('REST',6)
!this.setDataLevel('FA')
!this.setInsu(25)
!this.setObst(50)
!this.setLogFile('')
!this.setLogDetail(3)
The file can be used as a basis for a user developed PML interface that can run in command line mode.
Destination
Defines the file path and file name for the exported IFC file. Type the full path name and file name into the text box. Alternatively, use
Browse
to navigate to the destination folder and type the file name into the
File name
field of the
Select destination IFC file
window.
If the file name already exists, a
Confirm
window is displayed asking to confirm the replacement of the existing file.
When a path name and file name is defined,
Save as
becomes available.
Note:
If the destination folder is read-only, the file is not exported and a log file is not produced.
Overwrite
Defines the overwrite settings for the exported file.
If the check box is selected, files with duplicate names can be overwritten.
If the check box is not selected, files with duplicate names cannot be overwritten.
Related Topics
Export Using the Command Line
Source
Settings
Logging
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