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When I export my model into IFC format, and then open the IFC file in Bentley or Navisworks, the columns are at the wrong elevation. They look 2 or 3 stories below the rest of the building. Other elements are exporting at the correct elevation.
Has anyone else run into this problem? I'm currently working around it by exporting the model as a DWG, and using another program to then translate the dwg into an IFC.
As an experiment, you could try setting the top and bottom of the columns to levels, isntead of having offsets from levels. If that is not working, could you post a file with examples?
I'm using Revit Structure 4.
I set the column base and top level contraints so that there were no offsets, and this didn't help the ifc. The exported ifc seems to be setting the bottom of the columns at elevation 0'-0" rather than the actual base level of around +54'. I've attached the ifc model since I can't seem to get my rvt model under the 1.5 mg attachment limit. I've also attached a picture of the ifc model in Navisworks in the next post.
