In BIM Tool it looks like this right now - https://i.imgur.com/JWVPssg.png (note the units)
Previously it was displaying value like this - https://i.imgur.com/244aYTN.png
The benefit is that you can specify other units in that kind of property and it will automatically convert to current project's unit.
For example if you have millimeters as project's unit you can still type "10m" instead of "5000" and it will automatically convert it to 5000mm.
Or type in inches like 5" 11'.
Added support for sliding doors in IFC Door Modifier.
The main differences are 2d representation (https://i.imgur.com/VyEH569.png) and the door panel being placed before the lining, not after
How it works:
1) You add Roof Modifier to some object that represents roof footprint.
2) Start editing path (Shift-E in BIM Tool).
3) Then you can select any edge and specify roof angles manually for each edge (Shift-R in BIM Tool)
to make side gabled you just need to set angle to 90 degrees. Preview will update automatically. You can set it back to 0 for angle to be defined automatically.
Some other changes:
- refactored decorator.py, in decorator now it's possible to supply some custom bmesh function that will be called on redraw, decorator now also can draw faces;
- changed colors for selected verts / edges to less bright, now it in more contrast to selected verts / edges color and seems much more readable;
Added Ifc Roof modifier (also added it to shift-a menu and type manager). It works similar way to railing modifier - you define roof profile and then roof is generated.
Currently it has only 1 type of roof - HIP_ROOF (it utilizes bim.generate_hipped_roof operator).
Added Ifc Railing modifier (similarly to stair, window, door modifiers...).
You can start working with it either creating some edge based path and adding this modifier or by creating Railing for Shift+A menu (it will create some simple path to start with).
In railing modifier you can switch two edit modes - editing main railing properties and editing path. Editing path will show only the railing path, you can edit it and save it. You cannot edit the railing pass if you're not in this mode.
Also:
- refactored window modifier code - part of it is now reused building a door and can be used by other module in the future
- fixed bug with window lining intersecting frame when lining_depth < panel_depth
- simplified the way lining is built in ifc - previously it was using 4-6 extrusions, now it's 1-2 which is also better for 2D drawings
1) The bug occured if you would try to remove ifc window modifier and add it back again. Now adding new window checks if window was previously added
2) Second bug occured if you import .ifc project with window and some props were not used before (for example window was without transom), then newly added props would have incorrect units.
It's located in "Modifiers" section of the properties (the same way as IFC Array or IFC Stair).
It requires Sverchok addon to be enabled (it's lazy importing it when it's needed, so there is no new constant dependency).
What you can now do with it:
1) Add sverchok graphs to this modifier and store simple data from sverchok in IFC ("Update data from sverchok). The "output" node of the sverchok graph has to be type of "Viewer Draw" and it's name should start with "ifcoutput" (no case-sensitive).
2) Import/export json of sverchok graphs.
Added new stair type "Wood / Steel" to IFC Stair modifier. It's less sophisticated than "Concrete" stair type - it acts more like a "Dumb stair" operator we have.
1) Added "IFC Stair" to object modifiers - it works in similar way as "IFC Array". It creates a stair from current object (if it's IfcStairFlight) and writes it's parameters to property set "BBIM_Stair" and also to IfcStairFlight parameters.
Then you can edit it - modifying stair parameters and immediately see the changes, then you can save those changes or discard them.
2) "Clever Stair" operator (in Shift+A menu) works a bit different now - it creates new IfcStairFlight with IFC Stair modifier activated.
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