IFC building models - walls, slabs, doors and windows - read, written and authored for BIM tools.
View all tagsA whole two-storey family house written as an IFC model in a TypeScript project - layered walls, floors, windows and doors, a flat roof, cladding, a solar array, a carport and the garden - drawn in its materials' colours under a sky whose sun follows a time-of-day slider.
Writing, reading and changing IFC building models in a Bitbybit script - storeys, walls, doors, windows, slabs and roofs, ids of your own, materials and properties - and building them as exact shapes to draw or export to STEP, with an example in Rete, Blockly and TypeScript and a table of every function.
Author, write and read IFC4 building models in TypeScript with @bitbybit-dev/ifc, and draw them in Three.js, Babylon.js or PlayCanvas through the Manifold kernel.
How an agent writes IFC4 building models with Bitbybit - storeys, layered walls with their joins, doors, windows, slabs, roofs, rooms, properties and quantities - in Node or in the browser, how it checks them, and the mistakes to avoid.