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== IfcZone == | == IfcZone == | ||
− | The Revit <code>HVAC Zone</code> object translates into IFC <code>IfcZone</code> entities. In addition, it is also possible to group Revit <code>Room</code> objects into <code>IfcZone</code> entities. To do this, create a new <code>ZoneName</code> instance parameter assigned to a Revit <code>Room</code> object. For each unique string supplied in this parameter, an <code>IfcZone</code> entity will be created. | + | The Revit <code>HVAC Zone</code> object translates into IFC <code>IfcZone</code> entities. In addition, it is also possible to group Revit <code>Room</code> objects into <code>IfcZone</code> entities. To do this, create a new <code>ZoneName</code> instance parameter assigned to a Revit <code>Room</code> object. For each unique string supplied in this parameter, an <code>IfcZone</code> entity will be created. |
{{warning|Virtual <code>IfcZones</code> created by grouping multiple Revit <code>Room</code> objects will not maintain their <code>GlobalId</code> values on subsequent exports. Additionally, if two <code>ZoneName</code> parameters have the same value, but their other attributes, such as <code>ZoneDescription</code> are different, then only one will be exported, and the rest of the data will be lost. It is not clear to the user which will be retained and which will be lost, so care must be taken to manually ensure data consistency between all these fields.}} | {{warning|Virtual <code>IfcZones</code> created by grouping multiple Revit <code>Room</code> objects will not maintain their <code>GlobalId</code> values on subsequent exports. Additionally, if two <code>ZoneName</code> parameters have the same value, but their other attributes, such as <code>ZoneDescription</code> are different, then only one will be exported, and the rest of the data will be lost. It is not clear to the user which will be retained and which will be lost, so care must be taken to manually ensure data consistency between all these fields.}} | ||
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| Create a new <code>ZoneLongName</code> instance parameter, assigned to the <code>Room</code> object. | | Create a new <code>ZoneLongName</code> instance parameter, assigned to the <code>Room</code> object. | ||
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==Element placement in Spatial Container== | ==Element placement in Spatial Container== |