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.. tip::
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It is recommended to use IFC4. However, the IFC4X3 documentation is a lot
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more friendly to newcomers.
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For most buildings, IFC4 is recommended. For infrastructure projects (road,
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railway, bridge, and other civil elements), use IFC4X3. The IFC4X3 documentation
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is also generally more newcomer-friendly.
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For infrastructure projects IFC4X3 is recommended to use as this has implemented
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**IFC Classes** for road, railway, bridge and common infrastructure elements.
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The official ISO documentation is written for a technical audience and may be
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overwhelming. This guide will take you slowly through the core concepts, and
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leave you with the knowledge you need to discover more.
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