Preparing Models for Submission (Tekla)
Example using Tekla Configuration File
- To place model relative to the selected project base point using the coordinate system values.
S2 –Fig 23: Example of Base Point Dialog Box | S2 –Fig 24: Example of Add model Dialog Box | S2 –Fig 25: Example of Base Point on model |
- Element's properties are automatically populated as measure type while modeling, no need to fill-in manually.
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S2 –Fig 27 | S2 –Fig 28 & 29 |
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S2 –Fig 31 & 32 : Example of IFC-SG Parameters
- Editing configuration file to adapt in-house properties
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S2 –Fig 35 : Example of Large Tekla Model | |
S2 –Fig 36 : Example of a Tekla Model folder | S2 –Fig 37 : Example of a Tekla model database *.db1 |
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Top 3 Common Modelling Challenges and Solutions (Tekla)
Example using Tekla Configuration File
Challenge | Implications | Solutions |
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Forgetting to update the definitions of user-defined attribute after modifying the objects.inp | Incorrect data in IFC
| Avoid modifying the label unless necessary
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Challenge | Implications | Solutions |
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Forgetting to update IFC after changes / modifications to model | Missing or incorrect data in IFC
| Re-Export IFC
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Challenge | Implications | Solutions |
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Forgetting to set Subtype (IFC4) | Missing or incorrect data in IFC
| Check IFC Subtype (IFC4)
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Link: IFC-SG Resource Kit