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IFC Viewer: 2D Floorplan, 3D, and Data in One Process Step

Full IFC and BIM viewers are built for specialists who use every function, every day. Most people only touch a model for one step of one process, infrequently, and forget the tool by the time they need it again.

Steps

  1. Load an IFC model through a process

    An IFC model enters the workflow as one step in a process you already run, no separate BIM software session required.

  2. Elements are extracted and classified

    The relevant elements are extracted and classified against the open pragmaticBIM schema, ready for the 2D view.

  3. Visualize in 2D, or explore in 3D

    Review the floorplan, switch to the full 3D model, or check the underlying data, all in the same process step.

  4. Reuse the changes downstream

    Edits carry into downstream process steps, for example calculating walls and slabs from spatial relations in abstractBIM.

Solibri vs BIMVision vs {yourcompany}os Viewer

Solibri vs BIMVision vs {yourcompany}os Viewer
Solibri
BIMVision
{yourcompany}os Viewer
Positioning Built for BIM experts Entry-level, still technical Just this process step
Views available 3D, sections, clash checks 3D only 2D, 3D, and data in one click
Learning curve Steep, needs training Moderate, still technical None, built into your workflow
Who uses it BIM specialists Technical staff Anyone, even occasional users
Editing and reuse Edits stay in the model Limited editing Flows into the next step
Between uses Easy to forget Easy to forget Nothing to relearn

FAQ

How is this different from Solibri or BIMVision?

Solibri and BIMVision are full BIM viewers built for specialists who work in them daily. The IFC Viewer only surfaces the 2D floorplan, 3D view, or data table a given process step needs, so nobody has to learn, or relearn, a tool with hundreds of functions.

Can I explore the full 3D model?

Yes. Switch from the 2D floorplan to a full 3D view of the model in the same step, no separate software.

What is the open pragmaticBIM schema?

pragmaticBIM is {yourcompany}os's open data schema for BIM elements, published on GitHub, so your extracted and edited data stays portable and inspectable, not locked into a proprietary format.

How do downstream processes use my edits?

Edits made in the IFC Viewer feed directly into the next process step. For example, abstractBIM can recalculate walls and slabs from the spatial relations in your updated model.

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