Arch BuildingPart

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Ubicación en el Menú
Arch BuildingPart
Arch → BuildingPart
Entornos de trabajo
Arch
Atajo de teclado por defecto

Introducido en versión
0.18
Ver también
Arch Building, Arch Floor
Contents 1 Descripción 2 Utilización 2.1 Notes 3 Options 4 Properties 4.1 Data 4.2 View 5 Scripting

Descripción

El objetivo de BuildingPart es reemplazar el Arch Floor con una versión más capaz que se pueda usar no solo para crear Piso / Storey / Levels, sino también para todo tipo de situaciones en las que se deben agrupar diferentes objetos Arch / BIM y ese grupo podría necesitar ser manejado como un objeto o replicado.

Utilización

Optionally, select one or more objects to be included in your new Building Part.
Press the Arch BuildingPart button.

Notes

BuildingParts have a built-in, implicit Arch SectionPlane. introduced in version 0.19

This plane is always parallel to the BuildingPart's base plane, but you can specify the offset between them. So all tools that work with a section plane, such as Draft Shape2DView and TechDraw ArchView also work with BuildingParts.

Options

After creating a BuildingPart, you can add more objects to it by dragging and dropping them in the Tree View or by using the Arch Add tool.
You can remove objects from a BuildingPart by dragging and dropping them out of the Tree View or by using the Arch Remove tool.
By double-clicking the BuildingPart object in the tree view, the Working Plane will be set to its location, and the BuildingPart will become active, which means that new objects will be added automatically to it. Double-clicking the BuildingPart again will deactivate it and set the working plane back to its previous position (in version 0.19, to be available this option needs to be set up as true, in View Property panel - Interaction - Double Click Activates).
The BuildingPart can display a mark in the 3D view with a label and level indication.
When a BuildingPart is moved/rotated, all its children that either have no DataMove With Host property, or have it turned on, will move/rotate together.
Building Parts can be Draft Cloned.
Building Parts can take any IFC type. Its IFC Type property determines its use. If you set it to Building Storey it will behave as a level. If you set it to Building it behaves as a building, and if you set it to Element Assembly it behaves as an assembly. Its icon will change to reflect this setting, but other than that it has no other impact in FreeCAD. However, being exported to IFC as one or another type can have an impact in other BIM applications.

Properties

Data

DataHeight: The height of this object, and of its children objects. The children objects could be, for example, Arch Walls. Each wall's height must be set to 0 (zero), so the height property of the BuildingPart propagates to the objects inside of it.
DataLevelOffset: The level of the (0,0,0) point of this level. This value is added to the Placement.Base.z attribute of the BuildingPart, to indicate a vertical offset without actually moving the object. The resulting offset is displayed if ViewShow Level is true.
DataArea: The computed floor area of this floor
DataIfcType: The IFC type of this object
DataDescription: An optional description for this component
DataTag: An optional tag for this component
DataIfcAttributes: Custom IFC properties and attributes

View

ViewLineWidth: The line width of this object
ViewOverrideUnit: An optional unit to express levels
ViewDisplayOffset: A transformation to apply to the level mark
ViewShowLevel: If true, show the level
ViewShowUnit: If true, show the unit on the level tag
ViewSetWorkingPlane: If true, when activated, the working plane will automatically adapt to this Building Part
ViewOriginOffset: If true, when activated, Display offset will affect the origin mark too
ViewShowLabel: If true, when activated, the object's label is displayed
ViewFontName: The font to be used for texts
ViewFontSize: The font size of texts
ViewRestoreView: If set, the view stored in this object will be restored on double-click
ViewDiffuseColor: The individual face colors

introduced in version 0.19

ViewChildrenOverride: If set, the settings below will affect the children of this Building Part
ViewChildrenLineWidth: The line width to apply to the children of this Building Part
ViewChildrenLineColor: The line color to apply to the children of this Building Part
ViewChildrenShapeColor: The shape color to apply to the children of this Building Part
ViewChildrenTransparency: The transparency to apply to the children of this Building Part

Scripting

See also: Arch API and FreeCAD Scripting Basics.

The BuildingPart tool can be used in macros and from the Python console by using the following function:

BuildingPart = makeBuildingPart(objectslist=None)

Creates a BuildingPart object from objectslist, which is a list of objects.

Example:

import FreeCAD, Draft, Arch

p1 = FreeCAD.Vector(0, 0, 0)
p2 = FreeCAD.Vector(2000, 0, 0)
baseline = Draft.makeLine(p1, p2)
baseline2 = Draft.makeLine(p1, -1*p2)

Wall1 = Arch.makeWall(baseline, length=None, width=150, height=2000)
Wall2 = Arch.makeWall(baseline2, length=None, width=150, height=1800)
FreeCAD.ActiveDocument.recompute()

BuildingPart = Arch.makeBuildingPart([Wall1, Wall2])

Floor = Arch.makeFloor([BuildingPart])
Building = Arch.makeBuilding([Floor])
Site = Arch.makeSite(Building)
FreeCAD.ActiveDocument.recompute()