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BIM take-off
Take off quantities straight from the IFC model. Fidrel calculates count and volume for every group from the geometry and reads area and length from the model’s quantity sets. Group by object type, type or storey and export to CSV.
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Count and volume from the geometry
Press “Calculate quantities” and the count and volume of every group are worked out from the model’s geometry, right in the browser.
Area and length from the model
Area, length and the model’s own volume are read from the IFC file’s quantity sets when the export includes them. If they are missing, the panel says so rather than showing an uncertain figure.
Group and export
Group by object type, type, storey or model. Clicking a row highlights the group in 3D, and the export gives a CSV file with one row per object.
Count and volume are calculated for every group from the model’s geometry. Area, length and the model’s own volume are read from the IFC file’s quantity sets when the export includes them. If they are missing, the panel says so rather than showing an uncertain figure.
By object type, type, storey or model. Clicking a row highlights the group in 3D, so you can see what has been counted.
No. Press Calculate quantities in the 3D view and the quantities are worked out right in the browser.
IFC files in IFC 2x3, IFC 4 and IFC 4.3. How much can be read depends on the export: area and length need the model’s quantity sets to be included.
The export gives a CSV file with one row per object: model, storey, object type, type, name, GUID and quantities. From there you carry on in a spreadsheet. The quantities are not transferred to the estimate by themselves.
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