Hello
I dont understand fully why Revit creates a seperate rvt file for every IFC i link into my Project.
Whats the reason for it? Whats the prupose of those .rvt files? Can someone help me.
I dont find enough information about this topic.
Thanks for your help
kind regards
david
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That's just a way how Revit links IFC. It opens IFC in a new rvt file and then links this file, not ifc itself, with the model.
Thank you for the Answer.
So its basically this way:
Revit creates a RVT copy of the linked IFC which is connected to the Revitproject. That means i can open those Revit copies and change (delete elemens etc.) things, without changing the original IFC. When i reload the IFC i will loose my previous changes.
I can also bind the "IFC" into my Revitproject which gives me the same functionality like i would directly import an IFC.
If this is just "a" way how Revit links IFC files, I would like to use the other way. Revit has no problems writing back information on placement into DWG files either. For DWG the container 'method' might be an idea.
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