In the following the characteristics / modeling rules will be described for each target system:
The parts must be located with the Z-axis to the top and with the Y-axis to the back (left in the isometric view)
When creating the project select the template "Template for 3D project with LOD (AEC – Z-axis on top)".
The parts require the Placement Classification (see Section 5.13.8, “ Classify standard parts for placement dialog ”)
The parts should be equipped with a changeable Level of Detail (also see below)
If possible it should be worked with regular bodies / simple shapes.
Avoid interpenetrating solids.
Parts must be classified with CADENAS Revit classification (family template, placement information and other attributes) and „OmniClass 2006“ (on this see separate point Classification below).
It is not allowed to use features / radius smaller than 1.4 mm in modeling.
Use extrusion features and avoid rotation features - if possible.
Cut-rotations (e.g. chamfers) should also consider the 1.4mm tolerance
All kind of conductors, pipes, channels, etc. have to be modeled as “filled body” absolutely.
A Revit connection point (Revit Family Template Mapping) must be specified (please also see separate point Classification below).
For the placement in Revit, the axes of the connection point will be used for positioning /orientation. Take care that axes orientation of the point is according to the axes in Revit (Z axis corresponds to orientation).
Revit connection points always have to be in the geometric center of gravity of a planar surface. Please also regard the orientation (Z axis) absolutely.
In order to be able to use definitions of light sources (*.ies files), parts have to be classified accordingly. See Section 3.5.3.1, “Revit: Load IES files in RFA (lighting fixtures)”.
The parts must be classified with IFC.
(See separate point Classification below.)
Use extrusion features – Avoid rotation features - if possible.
Absolutely avoid cut of edges (single edges should not touch each other):
It is not allowed to subtract volumes more than 1 time (cut features should not touch each other).
All parts should be tested with the “IfcCheckingTool”, see Further tests below.