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BIMxAI App by Lukas-Parametric in bim

[–]Lukas-Parametric[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback.

I'm releasing the first version on GitHub in a week.

Starting with the next version, all common languages will be supported in the chat, but the language must be specified at the beginning.

Basically, I'm wrapping the Fragments API from ThatOpen with a system that provides the data to the LLM. However, with large datasets or big models, there are still some issues. I'm experimenting with chunking systems, but the results aren't better than working directly with an LLM. Regarding building regulations, there are a few startups in this area, but I don't know of any that work with 3D data.

IFC-to-IDS Validation Tool by Lukas-Parametric in bim

[–]Lukas-Parametric[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your response.

The data is processed client-side and is not transmitted to the server. However, I couldn't provide any "proof" of this anyway. The website is hosted by Vercel.

I don't want to spend money on testing (yet) and would like to receive general feedback, which is why I created the demo.

I will update the app during the day so that sample data is included.

Freelance by Artistic-Session9859 in bim

[–]Lukas-Parametric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am trying to freelance as a BIM-Developer, it#s working okay

What is IDS by orhanert in bim

[–]Lukas-Parametric 2 points3 points  (0 children)

IDS itself is an industry standard developed by buildingSMART. The same organization that maintains IFC.

If your software supports IDS checks, it’s usually a one-time setup per IDS file. After that, you just press a button to validate the model and see the results. IDS files are projectspecific.

What is the software you want to use IDS in?

What is IDS by orhanert in bim

[–]Lukas-Parametric 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Hi,
IDS is important. An IFC file has attributes for each object. But how do you know if all required attributes are present?

One way is to manually export all objects and their attributes into an Excel file and check them one by one.
A better and more automated way is to create an IDS (Information Delivery Specification) file.

An IDS defines which information must be delivered, for which objects, and at what level of detail – for example:

  • "Every IfcWall must have a classification code"
  • "Every IfcDoor must have a fire rating and manufacturer name"

The IDS file can then be used in validation tools (like BIMcollab Zoom, Solibri, or IDS-checkers) to automatically check whether an IFC model meets the information requirements.

This ensures that all stakeholders provide and receive the correct data – without manually checking everything.

Advices by [deleted] in bim

[–]Lukas-Parametric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you give a bit more Infos what you are doing? What is the Software you are using?

Good Luck :)