thatopen-agents-model-analyzer

To generate an IFC model report, load your IFC file into the workflow and run the analyzer. It automatically classifies elements, builds storey mappings, and outputs structured inventories with spatial hierarchy and property summaries.

Yes, you can summarize property sets automatically. The workflow supports cross-storey and cross-type analyses, batching queries to extract property data and produce standardized summaries for QA and coordination.

Yes, analyzing IFC models requires ThatOpen components, web-ifc access, and the FragmentsManager. These dependencies batch queries and paginate results to extract spatial structures and property inventories accurately.

The best way to extract element counts by IFC type is running a full model-analysis workflow. It automates element classification and inventory generation, producing a high-level standardized report for stakeholders.

IFC model analysis handles validation checks by cross-referencing extracted property data against spatial structures. The workflow automates these checks to identify errors during inventory generation and property summarization.

Automated IFC model reporting for large files relies on paginated queries via FragmentsManager to manage memory. Extremely complex models may require batching to ensure stable spatial structure mapping and property extraction.