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Tables and charts from Revit in one click | Workflow and Pipeline with CAD (BIM) data
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- 📈 Imagine a world where you don’t have to process individual files one by one, as is common in #closedBIM and #openBIM today. Instead, with open formats, simple pipelines, and free tools, you can gather data from dozens or even hundreds of projects at once. No need to contact the project department-just grab all the #RVT and #IFC files from the server, run them through scripts, and generate the reports, charts, or tables you need.
00:00 - Intro
00:41 - Creating a Pipeline in Jupyter Notebook
01:13 - Converting Revit project via code
02:11 - Creation of QTO table
03:12 - Applying Pipeline on a new Revit project
03:50 - Other functions for working with Pipeline
By converting an XLSX file from RVT, IFC, DWG into a two-dimensional DataFrame with a single line of code, you can now group, filter, and aggregate data effortlessly using the Pandas library. Pandas has become one of the most popular tools for working with structured data.
Construction professionals will sooner or later work with the #Pandas library or similar tools for the following reasons:
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🌍 Over 200,000 questions on Stack Overflow
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⚡️ Pandas is an open source Python library
By creating process pipelines of individual queries and generating tables, reports, and documents, project managers can build process logic through database-like queries, eliminating the constant need for human intervention in every step of information acquisition and processing.
🧾 The full Pipeline from the video (must be downloaded and run in VS Code or Jupyter Notebook): www.kaggle.com...
🔗 Install Jupyter Notebook:
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Option 3. Intall Jupyterlab: github.com/jup...
Option 4. Tutorial how to install Python mit Jupyter Notebook: notebooks.pluxb...
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Cool! Is it possible to this same thing with a dwg file? Thanks in advance!
@santiagozera thanks. Sure, the same logic for DWG converter, with the only difference that you need to specify a folder not Revit converter and specify the path to the DWG file (instead of Revit).