Starting workflow notes #12
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| # From COMPAS Model | ||
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| Craeting a `COMPAS Model` first. And use a built-in `to_ifc_model()` funtion to directly convert to an COMPAS IFC model, or use `to_ifc(path)` to directly export to an IFC file. |
| - [ ] Mechanism to define how UserData is mapped to IFC properties. | ||
| - [ ] Validation mechanism to check if the Rhino file has the correct layer structure and object types. | ||
| - [ ] GUI, perhaps through a new `COMPAS BIM` package. | ||
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Add attributes to Rhino objects and collect them to IFC.
Typically it is done using these collections and methods to retrieve them by code or by rhino properties panel:
https://developer.rhino3d.com/api/rhinocommon/rhino.docobjects.objectattributes/getuserstrings
| - [ ] Complete mapping from compas(_rhino) geometry to IFC geometry, especially BRep and Extrusion. | ||
| - [ ] Mechanism to define how UserData is mapped to IFC properties. | ||
| - [ ] Validation mechanism to check if the Rhino file has the correct layer structure and object types. | ||
| - [ ] GUI, perhaps through a new `COMPAS BIM` package. |
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I would start directly from creating the user interface for rhino and test with few study cases e.g.
a) Read IFC
b) Create a Template (Rhino layers)
c) Write IFC
As mentioned long time ago a few workflows was done by other PhD:
https://vimeo.com/402625923
Typical layer was not enough, so the person you met in Barcelona developed this:
https://github.com/fraguada/LayerStalker
I am wondering if like in the compas_model can you store hierarchical relationships i.e. a graph. How would you store that in IFC?
| Craeting a `COMPAS Model` first. And use a built-in `to_ifc_model()` funtion to directly convert to an COMPAS IFC model, or use `to_ifc(path)` to directly export to an IFC file. | ||
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| ### TODO | ||
| - [ ] Extend the `COMPAS Model` class to `BimModel`. Perhaps in a new package `COMPAS BIM`? |
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perhaps BIModel as in Building Information Model?
i would not create an additional package, but rather have multiple types of models live in compas_model. at least for now...
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