Components Inside Components (SOL/234)

Version (9.6) of Solibri Model Checker (SMC) adds a new rule template Component Inside Component (SOL/234). This rule template checks the distance between a component that resides within another component to the surfaces of that outer component. The following article provides an explanation of the rule parameters of this rule template through several examples. The […]

https://www.solibri.com/learn/components-inside-components-sol-234

Checked Components View

When running checks in Solibri Model Checker (SMC), you should feel confident that your rulesets are actually checking the correct components for their requirements. The Results View lists components in the model that fail a check, but at some point you will find yourself interested in what the components are that are checked in the first […]

https://www.solibri.com/learn/checked-components-view

New in SMC V9.6: Paint Tools

The recently released Solibri Model Checker (SMC) version 9.6 introduces a new Paint Tools drop-down menu within the 3D Toolbar that allows you to add and remove paint, to and from either selected or visible components. The following options are available: Paint Selected with Color: Opens a paint selection dialog to choose a color and transparency to apply […]

https://www.solibri.com/learn/new-in-smc-v9-6-paint-tools

Color Gradients of Components through Classification

Classification in Solibri Model Checker (SMC) allows you to colorize components based on their classification names. In the previous article, Creating Classifications in SMC, we provided you a detailed guide to create your own classification that included a small section on colorization of classifications. In the article Using Advanced Classification in ITO, we further developed a workflow […]

https://www.solibri.com/learn/color-gradients-of-components-through-classification

New in SMC v9.7.15: Component Distance Improvements

In the latest version of Solibri Model Checker (SMC) v9.7.15, enhancements have been made to the Component Distance (SOL/222) rule template. You can now set the top or bottom surfaces to check when checking for a distance above or below components. Additionally, when checking distance above and below components, you can set a horizontal offset to […]

https://www.solibri.com/learn/new-in-smc-v9-7-15-component-distance-improvements

Enhanced and Advanced Model Comparison, using the Checked Components View

The purpose of this article is to explain and explore how the Checked Components feature in Solibri Model Checker (SMC) significantly extends the benefits of a typical Model Comparison check. Comparing models is a basic, yet important capability within SMC. It allows you to load two different versions of a BIM file, then compare them […]

https://www.solibri.com/learn/enhanced-and-advanced-model-comparison-using-the-checked-components-view

Using the Markup Tools: Stamping XYZ Coordinates in Solibri Model Checker

Solibri Model Checker (SMC) boasts some excellent tools in the 3D view. One of the best is the stamping tool found within the Markup menu. This allows you to add ‘stamps’ of images, component details, or coordinates to the model. For example, if you would like to include the location of an element so the […]

https://www.solibri.com/learn/using-the-markup-tools-stamping-xyz-coordinates-in-solibri-model-checker

Using the Component Distance Rule to Verify Compliance with Design Requirements

A common problem in BIM Design is objects that are frequently left in the model at incorrect locations. A typical example of this would be light fixtures that are not correctly attached to a ceiling or are floating in space at heights that are not aligned with the design specifications, or worse yet, not located […]

https://www.solibri.com/learn/using-the-component-distance-rule-to-verify-compliance-with-design-requirements

Missing Components When Exporting Elements Only Visible in View Within Revit

The IFC Exporter in Revit allows you to export only elements that are currently visible in the view. You can use this option to isolate only the elements you wish to export rather than the entire project. However, some elements, even though visible in the view, may fail to export in the IFC if the Detail […]

https://www.solibri.com/learn/missing-components-when-exporting-elements-only-visible-in-view-within-revit

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