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So let the fun begin. So before we go into the interface here let's create a
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IFC project and to do that this is one way of doing it where you can set the
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parameters. For the IFC schema I suggest using IFC 4. IFC 2 by 3 is older scheme
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with less functionality and then IFC 4 by 3 is the next after IFC 4.
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However all the functionality that it has is not supported yet in Bonsai.
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It's getting pretty close but I would still stick to IFC 4. For this we're
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gonna use Imperial. Sorry square feet cubic feet. Then here for your template
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you can create a blank object with nothing in it but this one allows you to
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create a project with a subset of types to get you started like an IFC door or
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wall or slab and so I'm gonna do that and say create. So after you create the
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demo project you can save the IFC file navigate to where you want to locate it
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and we hopefully are gonna create a house over the next couple videos so I'm
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just gonna call it house and say save. I'll go through the interface here but
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before I do we have to create a simple object in space so I'm just gonna place
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a cube like we did in the previous videos this is a generic vanilla cube it
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is not an IFC file right or in the IFC file and you can check that if you go to
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if you say save I see file okay and then you want to open that again that the
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objects not going to be there because it's not in the IFC file so to put it in
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the IFC file you have to change it into an IFC object and so to do that there
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are number ways to do it but one way to do it is to once you have the object in
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world you select it and go up to IFC element here and you want to name it
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just test test II and we want to create an IFC element not a type yet I'll get
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into types later class you can pick anything you'd want I've seen wall I've
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see slab we'll just pick the first one this predefined type it always changes
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relative to the class but here are the predefined types relative to that you
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can pick one that makes sense or not to find it all and then here you can say
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tessellation from object and so it's saying do you want the cube to are we
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using the cube to convert into IFC file or you can pick another one but yes we
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want the cube and then this context I can go in this later but for the most
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part 95% of the time it's gonna be model body model view and so say
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okay and now if you save and then open the project again it should be there
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