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Re: Schedules
Just wondering: Are there IFC objects that have a Count property?
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Re: Schedules
But the wiki never mentioned about IFC and than object.length is wrong.
Schedules work with other objects or just IFC related?
Schedules work with other objects or just IFC related?
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I have just updated the wiki (Arch_Schedule).
I assume that 'type' is translated to 'ifctype' for compatibility reasons (note that this requires fixing a typo in the code, I'll do a PR).
I assume that 'type' is translated to 'ifctype' for compatibility reasons (note that this requires fixing a typo in the code, I'll do a PR).
No. But the fact that 'type' is translated to 'ifctype' can be an issue.
Re: Schedules
That is not what I have said. Object.Length, with an uppercase 'O', is wrong.
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Re: Schedules
just a question more, how can I create a Schedule or Report for the next values:
this because everything in BIM WB objects works for Schedules, but what about other objects?
I mean, extract perimeter from a Circle, extract volume from any solid, or extract all length in a Column Array. is this possible?
here the file attached:
this because everything in BIM WB objects works for Schedules, but what about other objects?
I mean, extract perimeter from a Circle, extract volume from any solid, or extract all length in a Column Array. is this possible?
here the file attached:
Re: Schedules
On the one hand you ask for revised documentation, but on the other you have yet to really study it.
Asking for the Length of a circle does not make sense because a circle does not have that property. You will have to calculate the circumference from the radius (on a separate spreadsheet). The same goes for the total length of the beams in the array.
Asking for the Length of a circle does not make sense because a circle does not have that property. You will have to calculate the circumference from the radius (on a separate spreadsheet). The same goes for the total length of the beams in the array.
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Re: Schedules
Is there any method to create custom properties to create, for example, a perimeter for circle and extract it using report or schedules?
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You can add a property to an object in the GUI. But that property will not be taken into account by Arch_Schedule. You would have to create your own custom objects to achieve what you want.
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Re: Schedules
I am interested in this, how can I start? or which is the easy method?