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Format conversion between IFC and IFCXML, have good tools?

  1. S

    A recent project needs to verify the conversion efficiency between IFC and IFCXML. I know that Revit can complete the format conversion, but I don't know other tools. Please recommend some tools to me!Thx!

    PS: I like tags.

  2. C

    Be aware that xml from revit-ifc is clearly outdated as I reported it in this issue

  3. M

    @shanmama If you are referring to conversion from IFC XML to IFC SPF, then try IfcOpenShell + the BlenderBIM Add-on, as we now have support for it. If it is the other way around, from IFC SPF to IFC XML, I have heard good things about Jon Mirtschin's work in GeometryGym. It is not open source, but please do give it a try.

  4. S

    @Moult said:

    @shanmama If you are referring to conversion from IFC XML to IFC SPF, then try IfcOpenShell + the BlenderBIM Add-on, as we now have support for it. If it is the other way around, from IFC SPF to IFC XML, I have heard good things about Jon Mirtschin's work in GeometryGym. It is not open source, but please do give it a try.

    Fine! Thanks again for your selfless help.

  5. B

    might be not a good solution for you, but my one is just: Never ever use ifcxml. Convince all project members not to use. No matter how but convince them. This has been the only proper working solution for me.

    I have no idea what this ifcxml is useful for except a lot of headache.

    bernd

  6. M

    Yeah, I should probably mention in case it wasn't obvious - IFC XML is highly immature compared to IFC SPF. There are a lot of dialects floating around and if I recall correctly even many of the official IFC documentation examples have IFC XML bugs. Jon is the only developer I know who seems to be taking it seriously.

    I'm curious why you want to play with it? Is it purely academic, or?

  7. S

    @Moult said:

    Yeah, I should probably mention in case it wasn't obvious - IFC XML is highly immature compared to IFC SPF. There are a lot of dialects floating around and if I recall correctly even many of the official IFC documentation examples have IFC XML bugs. Jon is the only developer I know who seems to be taking it seriously.

    I'm curious why you want to play with it? Is it purely academic, or?

    It is just an idea of a design company. As developers, we can only accept and adapt to their unreasonable demands.

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