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The add-on provide a modified exporter in order to pre-process geometry and automatically create structure on the fly when missing with File > Export > Industry Foundation Classes (archipack) (.ifc).
 
The add-on provide a modified exporter in order to pre-process geometry and automatically create structure on the fly when missing with File > Export > Industry Foundation Classes (archipack) (.ifc).
  
The exporter takes care of selecting archipack's objects for you.
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The exporter take care of selecting archipack's objects for you.
  
 
In order to create project structure skeleton by hand for complex projects, finer classification, or export non archipack objects, you may build a collection structure by hand using Tools-> Ifc structure utility.  
 
In order to create project structure skeleton by hand for complex projects, finer classification, or export non archipack objects, you may build a collection structure by hand using Tools-> Ifc structure utility.  

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