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Hello!
How to export demolished objects, in Revit file, to IFC?
Hope someone can help me.
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I had the same problem.
No sollutions can be found on this topic.
It took me some time but I tought of one.
Go to a view with a filter that only shows the demolished works.
Select all and find (or make) a shared parameter and fill in demolish.
Make a filter that hides everything that hasn't vave this parameter filled in.
Go to existing and aply this filter, now the existing situation only shows the parts that have to be demolished.
Export IFC.
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