Difference between revisions of "IFC import in DWG"
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| − | + | IFC can be used in several DWG based software. The support of IFC may vary, as so the result of turning them into DWG entities. | |
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- BricsCAD BIM | - BricsCAD BIM | ||
| − | + | Support of IFC2x3 and IFC4 | |
| + | IFC will be turned into mainly Solids (ACIS) with a variety of metadata | ||
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- Ares Commander | - Ares Commander | ||
| − | + | Support of IFC2x3 and IFC4 | |
| − | + | IFC will become "BIM entities" in the software | |
- AutoCAD Architecure | - AutoCAD Architecure | ||
| − | + | AutoCAD will make | |
| + | As of AutoCAD 2019 IFC4 is supported | ||
Revision as of 05:14, 11 April 2020
IFC can be used in several DWG based software. The support of IFC may vary, as so the result of turning them into DWG entities.
- BricsCAD BIM
Support of IFC2x3 and IFC4 IFC will be turned into mainly Solids (ACIS) with a variety of metadata
- Ares Commander Support of IFC2x3 and IFC4 IFC will become "BIM entities" in the software
- AutoCAD Architecure
AutoCAD will make As of AutoCAD 2019 IFC4 is supported
