IfcObject
Defintion from IAI: An IfcObject is the generalization of
any semantically treated thing or process within IFC. Objects are things as
they appear - i.e. occurences. Objects are independent pieces of information that might contain or
reference other pieces of information. There are four essential kind of
relationships in which objects can be involved: NOTE Examples of IfcObject include physically
tangible items, such as wall, beam or covering, physically existing items, such
as spaces, or conceptual items, such as grids or virtual boundaries. It also
stands for processes, such as work tasks, for controls, such as cost items, for
actors, such as persons involved in the design process, etc.
HISTORY New Entity in IFC
Release 1.0
ISSUES See issue and change log for changes made in IFC Release
2x.
EXPRESS specification:
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ObjectType | : | The type denotes a particular type that indicated the object futher. The use has to be established at
the level of instantiable subtypes of IfcObject. |
IsDefinedBy | : | Set of Relationships to type or property (statically or dynamically defined) information that further define the object. In case of type information, the associated IfcObjectType contains the specific information (or type, or style), that is common to all instances of IfcObject refering to the same type. |
HasAssociations | : | Reference to the relationship objects, that associates external references or other resource definitions to the object.. Examples are the association to library, documentation or classification. |
HasAssignments | : | Reference to the relationship objects, that assign (by an association relationship) other subtypes of IfcObject to this object instance. Examples are the association to products, processes, controls, resources or groups. |
Decomposes | : | References to the decomposition relationship, that allows this object to be a part of the decomposition. |
IsDecomposedBy | : | Reference to the decomposition relationship, that allows this object to be the composition of other objects. |
WR1 | : | Only maximum of one relationship to an underlying type (by an IfcRelDefinesByType relationship) should be given for an object instance. |
Name | Type | Referred through | Express-G |
IfcActor | Entity |
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Diagram 6 |
IfcControl | Entity |
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Diagram 6 |
IfcGroup | Entity |
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Diagram 7 |
IfcProcess | Entity |
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Diagram 5 |
IfcProduct | Entity |
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Diagram 4 |
IfcProject | Entity |
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Diagram 7 |
IfcRelAssigns | Entity |
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Diagram 2 |
IfcRelDecomposes | Entity |
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Diagram 3 |
IfcRelDefines | Entity |
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Diagram 3 |
IfcResource | Entity |
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Diagram 6 |
IfcRoot | Entity |
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Diagram 1 |
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