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- Viewers
- Rendering
- BIM\CIM solutions
- Simulation software
- General-purposed CAD & Vertical solutions
- Dx Solutions (PLM, ERP, Digital twin, ARVR, IoT)
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Core Package features
- Visualization and collaborative work in web & browser-based applications
- Visualization of standard IFC2X3 and IFC4 and new IFC4.3 Rail/Road objects
- Full access to Architecture entities in .dwg files
- Curve/3D Styles, Hatches and Grids support
- Collision detection
- Materials & Lighting support
- Common Data Access to native properties, attributes, classes
- Model analyzing & validation features: SDAI level, IFC geometry, mvdXML, IDS
Core Package features
- Drawings
- IFC
- RCS / RCP
- Architecture
- STEP
- PRC / 3D PDF
- inWEBTM
- Visualize
- Validation
- Format conversion
- 2D and 3D PDFs
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Extensions features
- Full access to Revit, Navisworks, Civil 3D Files
- Interdisciplinary work with data from MCAD, GIS, and scanning equipment
- Convert Point Cloud Data into BIM models for scan-based design, digital twins, quality control and facility management.
Extensions features
- BimNv
- BimRv
- Civil
- STEP
- Scan-to-BIM (under.dev)
Features and examples
- Visualization
of CAD & BIM
formats - Collaboration
support - Large set
of ready-to-use features
Industries
Supported platforms
Please select the platform to get details
Use cases
SDKs used:
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IFC SDK
Supports multiple IFC versions, including 2x3, 4x0, 4x2 Bridge specification, and 4x3 Rail specification. It also offers validation and the ability to publish IFC models to 3D PDF.
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Visualize SDK
Provides measurement, full 3D visualization, clash detection, and optimization for large files.
ODA Viewer was used as the basis for Open IFC Viewer, and the source code is available to all ODA Members for your projects!
SDKs used:
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IFC SDK
Supports multiple IFC versions, including 2x3, 4x0, 4x2 Bridge specification, and 4x3 Rail specification. It also offers validation and the ability to publish IFC models to 3D PDF.
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Visualize SDK
Provides comprehensive 3D visualization, clash detection, precise measurement, an expandable model hierarchy tree, and optimization for handling large files.
Roadmap
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2023
- Export of the Revit sheets to DWG through Visualize
- Improved text anti-aliasing
- Web lights support
- 3D clipping for TV view
- Isolines calculation in ShellToolkit
- Qt samples on Linux
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2024
- Ray-tracing
- CPU 2D render device
- Hierarchy support in Visualize database
- Instantiation (instanced rendering of blocks)
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Huge files/assemblies support
- Vectorization in background threads
- Occlusion culling, area filtering and others
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Support big assemblies
- Multi VSFX approach
- Viewing only mode for Visualize database
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2025
- Continue with Ray-trace
- Continue with 2D device
- Enhancements of Huge files/assemblies support