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Although the ABViewer library supports 2D, 3D, and Orthographic views, this tutorial focuses on using it for viewing and editing 2D views in the orthographic mode. This is the default viewing mode. The real-world (3D) view can be accessed by changing the [View] menu to [Real] or [Persp] modes. The [View] menu is located at the top-right corner of the dialog box when ABViewer is closed and is unavailable when ABViewer is open.
The first task is to import the IFC® (International Facility Commission) file into ABViewer. The IFC file is a standard IFC format used to describe facility structures.
To import the IFC file into ABViewer, open ABViewer, and load the IFC file. If the file has not been named, you must give the IFC file a name by selecting [File] from the [File] menu and using the [Open] command in the dialog box that appears. For the tutorial, the name for the IFC file is [IFC].
The [File] menu allows you to open any file in the current working directory. The [Open] command allows you to load a new file. By selecting [Open], the [File] menu is replaced with the dialog box shown in Figure 1, which is the IFC dialog box.
After the IFC file has been loaded, ABViewer will ask whether you want to open or create a new drawing. Since ABViewer is used to view IFC files, it is appropriate to open an existing IFC file. After loading the IFC file, select [New] from the [File] menu, and the dialog box shown in Figure 2 is displayed. This dialog box is the IFC dialog box. This dialog box allows you to specify the name for the new drawing, the number of people in the facility, the location of the building, and any optional design characteristics.
Figure 2: The IFC dialog box for creating a new IFC
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