Although DWG software is not 'free and open' i consider the DWG format an established and respected platform in with enough parties active to make it a 'democratic' place. I will be investigating some more with the focus on IFC coming from the relative young Chinees developers at Gstarsoft. Check this one
It takes at least half a day to get a normal size project in. Autodesk should have pland to get ifc4 certification for this product. If i understand correctly from the table Buildingsmart haa for it. Does anybody know if there a demands on processing speeds for certification? I would think that is a logical user demand..
@magicalcloud_75 unfortunately the majority of users might not understand OpenBIM, so when they see it takes forever to import they just say "oh, send us a different file format".
@Moult i raised my hand and concern about this issue in the certification by bsi.. Did my part. :)
I also think users and not very good organized and don't have a voice in ifc use or the certification. A vendors, sales and developers network. Or am i seeing this all wrong?
.. also because "just send me a other format.." is totally out of the question and not possible due to contracts and time involved during or after desing or construction..
I wanted to include a youtube demo on the wiki page about DWG and IFC.
Wiki does not to be supporting this yet. Is it possible to activate this feature on the wiki?
Here is my working with IFC in DWG :) The Lisps are totally open source coding.
Just google them
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Thank you Hans
Thank. I was a bit bored here and had time to start writing things down. This Virus sucks!
Good job
Although DWG software is not 'free and open' i consider the DWG format an established and respected platform in with enough parties active to make it a 'democratic' place. I will be investigating some more with the focus on IFC coming from the relative young Chinees developers at Gstarsoft. Check this one
So Clear！
Wow! Just Amazing.
How still slow this newest 2021 edition is. But hey, it's IFC4 now right?
Totally unworkable
@magicalcloud_75 that was painful to watch.
The developers were clearly only testing a single cube when they built this feature.
It takes at least half a day to get a normal size project in. Autodesk should have pland to get ifc4 certification for this product. If i understand correctly from the table Buildingsmart haa for it. Does anybody know if there a demands on processing speeds for certification? I would think that is a logical user demand..
To Answer my own question.. ;-) NO speed is not one of the criteria. I find it hard to believe i would be the only one having trouble.
A list of all that super good software can be found here
https://technical.buildingsmart.org/resources/software-implementations/
@magicalcloud_75 unfortunately the majority of users might not understand OpenBIM, so when they see it takes forever to import they just say "oh, send us a different file format".
Our list of open source apps is larger https://wiki.osarch.org/index.php?title=AEC_Free_Software_directory
@bitacovir - not quite so! The buildingSMART list includes both proprietary and free software implementations - and have over 300 software listed.
But that's OK :)
@Moult i raised my hand and concern about this issue in the certification by bsi.. Did my part. :)
I also think users and not very good organized and don't have a voice in ifc use or the certification. A vendors, sales and developers network. Or am i seeing this all wrong?
.. also because "just send me a other format.." is totally out of the question and not possible due to contracts and time involved during or after desing or construction..
@magicalcloud_75 This is the third time bSI mutes me, this time for a month for this:
Personally I see a lot of limitations in IFC, so mainly have focused on STEP AP242, and how improve IFC from the best practices from other industries
And for sure these findings will help me in my startups and R&D projects too
Mutes again?! Will not happen here .. :)
I wanted to include a youtube demo on the wiki page about DWG and IFC.
Wiki does not to be supporting this yet. Is it possible to activate this feature on the wiki?
Here is my working with IFC in DWG :) The Lisps are totally open source coding.
Just google them
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@magicalcloud_75 thanks! This extension is now installed and your video is now showing! Thanks for the contribution!