Beschreibung
Since the Revit 2012 release, Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) export from Revit has been based on .NET open source code, enabling Revit API users who are familiar with IFC to make their own customized versions of both the exporter and the associated UI. This class covers the major design concepts for the export code with the intention of understanding how to modify the open source code or how to create a custom exporter on top of the existing exporter. This class is intended for advanced users who know the principals of API development and/or IFC, and it includes looking at Revit 2014 open source .NET code.
Wichtige Erkenntnisse
- Find, download, and build the Revit IFC Export open source code
- Describe the overall design of the Revit IFC Export open source code
- Make simple changes to the code, such as adding a property set
- Create a custom exporter on top of the open source code
Referent
- AVAngel VelezAngel Velez is a Distinguished Engineer and Product Owner at Autodesk, Inc. In 1992, he graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with BS degrees in computer science and mathematics, and he graduated from Stanford University with a master's degree in computer science in 1994. After working in the mechanical CAD industry for 5 years, he joined Charles River Software in 1999 to work on a project that eventually became known as Revit. Currently, Angel is a product owner and developer on the Revit Protractors and Con-tractors teams, which concentrate on connected desktop and cloud-based workflows (including IFC and the AEC Data Model) and Revit core geometry.