Management of information requirements for guaranteed accuracy and compliance
usBIM.revolution can integrate usBIM.IDS as a powerful tool for managing information requirements. With this functionality, you can:
- Define and manage Exchange Information Requirements (EIR) from the IFC file in the cloud or directly from the Revit file in your software;
- Create and use standard IDS files for modeling and validation;
- Automatically verify the compliance of IFC models with the defined requirements;
- Align IFC files in the cloud with those from Revit on your desktop according to the IFC standard.
This feature ensures that your Revit models always comply with the required standards, improving project quality and reducing the risk of errors.
When responding to clients who require IFC files with a specific information system defined through IDS, you can choose the data to include in the model directly from Revit and also perform information consistency checks with respect to the IDS file to be complied with.
Classifying classes and properties according to IDS standards, in addition to compliance with information requests, speeds up data entry into the IFC file compared to manual input.
Editing and updating IFC models with the bSDD standard directly from Revit
usBIM.bSDD also facilitates the creation, modification, and updating of element properties in an IFC model.
Through the synchronization of the Revit file with the IFC file in the cloud, you can assign classes and properties using bSDD and have the Revit file updated with values loaded from the bSI Dictionary.
With these functions, you can:
- Access all information available on bSDD;
- Select a classification from those available on bSDD;
- Classify individual elements in the IFC file;
- Guided editing of the properties provided by the classification for each element;
- Highlight elements by classification type using specific tools and verify that they are all classified correctly.
Using usBIM.bSDD integrated with usBIM.revolution directly in Revit for element classification in a BIM model offers numerous advantages:
- Standardization: use of internationally standardized classifications, improving data consistency and reliability;
- Interoperability: facilitates data sharing and use among different team members working on the same projects, thanks to the use of open standards;
- Efficiency: guided classification process that reduces the time required for data entry and validation. Classifying classes and properties according to bSDD standards speeds up data entry into the IFC file compared to manual input.
- Flexibility: ability to create and customize dictionaries based on project-specific needs;
- Data Quality: ensures that all information is accurate and up-to-date, improving the overall quality of the BIM model.
Advanced quality control to achieve perfection in every detail
The quality control module of usBIM.revolution through integration in Revit of usBIM.checker offers you:
- Creation of custom BIM validation checklists;
- Automatic checks on IFC model information;
- Detailed reports on inconsistencies between requirements and actual data;
- Integration and federation of data from different IFC files.
This feature ensures that your Revit models always comply with project standards and client requirements, reducing errors.
All consistency checks of your IFC file are visible directly in Revit where you can make changes to the file in a simple and familiar way.
Clash detection to anticipate and proactively resolve conflicts
With the powerful clash detection tool, usBIM.revolution through integration in Revit of usBIM.clash allows you to:
- Perform interference analysis on federated IFC models and immediately see the clash in Revit;
- Identify both hard clashes and soft clashes accurately;
- Create selection groups and filters for targeted analysis;
- Generate detailed reports and view conflicts directly in the IFC model in the cloud and in the Revit IFC model.
This feature helps you prevent costly errors on-site, optimizing the interdisciplinary coordination process, offering Revit users a tool to immediately align BIM models with changes arising from conflicts managed with federations of IFC models in the cloud.
IFC identification and interference resolution directly in Revit
Clash detection management is a crucial component to ensure the success of any BIM project.
usBIM.revolution, through the integration of usBIM.resolver directly in Revit, facilitates this process by allowing you to identify and resolve interferences between different project elements with a few simple steps.
For example, if a physical interference emerges during clash detection in a federation of IFC files in the cloud, usBIM.revolution allows you to quickly identify the issue and turn it into a detailed and manageable scheduling card directly in Revit.
In Revit, we will have a view of the issue detected from the IFC model in the cloud and can manage changes in real-time with our authoring software.
Shared BIM library to enrich your projects consistently
With usBIM.library integrated in usBIM.revolution, you have access to a vast library of BIM objects directly from your Revit environment, or you can create shared object libraries with your team for each project.
Synchronizing the online IFC model and the Revit file allows aligning the two models for changes made online or on desktop.
This function allows you to:
- Search and download BIM objects from a shared online library that is constantly updated;
- Import objects in various formats and convert them to IFC;
- Create and share your customized openBIM object library.
This integration allows you to easily enrich your Revit projects, saving time and improving the quality of your models.
Advanced 4D planning to visualize the schedule of your project directly in your Revit
usBIM.revolution implements powerful 4D planning functionalities within Revit through the integration of usBIM.gantt and the synchronization of the IFC file in the cloud with the Revit file on the desktop.
All timing information can be scheduled directly from Revit or the cloud and will always be aligned in both environments.
This feature allows you to:
- Link openBIM IFC model objects to timeline activities;
- Visually simulate the project's evolution over time;
- Optimize the execution phase with resource management and on-site safety;
- Monitor work progress.
With this functionality, you can anticipate potential issues, optimize construction times, and effectively communicate progress to clients and stakeholders.