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  • February 19, 2018
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I am trying to go from an IFC fil to cityGML in accordance with the BIM to GIS (Basic) | IFC LOD 100 to LOD 2 CityGML tutorial. I am currently tying to replicate all the 4 steps within my own workspace with my own readers. However in step 3 "Set Attributes and traits" my AttributeCreator doesn't work and I find the tutorial lacking in showing how to set it up.

So how do i setup my transformers in step3?

Both the AttributeCreator and the GeometryPropertySetter

Best answer by fmelizard

Hi @hadhafang. I'm glad you were able to resolve the issue you were experiencing. We are in the process of updating BIM to GIS (Basic) | IFC LOD 100 to LOD 2 CityGML, and I'll make a note to ensure we elaborate step 3, and ensure that the template workspace is up to date. Thanks!

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  • February 19, 2018
I got the workspace working seems like it was a diffrense of versions. Instead of the attribute creator I used the attributeManeger and the tutorial worked out

 

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Hi @hadhafang. I'm glad you were able to resolve the issue you were experiencing. We are in the process of updating BIM to GIS (Basic) | IFC LOD 100 to LOD 2 CityGML, and I'll make a note to ensure we elaborate step 3, and ensure that the template workspace is up to date. Thanks!

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