IMHO this is or should be the Futuro for FreeCAD BIM WB, and with Sverchok can be integrated with Blender.

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I know IFC pretty well but I have not played with sverchok. Send me a message if you want to have a talk to see if we can collaborate.

I am itching to flesh out the ifc nodes in sverchok, I would love to collaborate with anyone who knows their IFC well.

Just in case you do not follow the TopologicBIM twitter account, Topologic on sverchok/Blender has progressed quite a bit. Almost 90% of the functionality of the Dynamo and Grasshopper versions has be

there are some tools in Sverchok also for this question:

@Erindale's sweet sverchok examples!:

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phases. In there, we could have info about Sverchok, Geonodes, topologic, Homemaker, and also touching upon some of the inherent proceduralism of Blender and Freecad for those that are interested to

It's more of a direct modeler with the added benefit of modifiers and, eventually, Sverchok. There is still much lacking from it, like the streamlined ability of generating 2D drawings for PDF and CAD

Someone a while ago (sorry this thread is way too large to go back and find out who, but you know who you are) asked if they can do stacked floor plans that are then trimmed by a faceted outer buildin

So geometry nodes is making me consider getting a bit more refined geometry out of Blender that can be suitable for construction. I know it's already possible with Sverchok and other processes, but fo

how do i install sverchok ifc nodes on blender?

* GP are very innacurate in nature. That's why I like them for their original purpose, but that's probably the question that @JanF is trying to address on his experiments in order to achieve accurate

I think making a coesive toolset for this would be a matter of creating a series of Sverchok scripts to make things like boolean operations, bevels, splits, etc, and put them all in a toolbar.

I did this originally in AutoCAD using RULESURF between 3D splines, but have since been using Sverchok for the method one shapes and the homography transform. I'm sure they are trivially implementabl

Isn't that what geometric nodes and Sverchok allow?

I honestly wouldn't bother with that. You're using Sverchok and Topologic is being adapted to it as we speak. It will probably be a matter of using your tool to sketch and having topologic doing the r

@JanF I think this further reinforces the possibilities of the sketch design workflow you've been experimenting with here with others. I've been thinking your Sverchok solution really needs to find co