thatopen-impl-federation

Federating multiple IFC models involves aligning them to a shared coordinate system using a base coordination matrix and controlling per-model visibility to prevent misplacements during cross-model inspection.

Per-model visibility across multiple IFC models is controlled via ModelIdMap-based operations, enabling isolate and toggle patterns to manage which elements appear in the federated scene without confusion.

Coordinate alignment for multi-model assemblies with different authoring origins is achieved by applying a baseCoordinationModel or baseCoordinationMatrix to establish a shared coordinate system across the IFC files.

Yes, cross-model spatial queries are supported through BoundingBoxer, allowing you to query and inspect federated IFC models that share a unified coordinate system for accurate spatial relationships.

You can group multiple loaded IFC models using Classifier, which organizes the federated scene by model groupings to streamline multi-model assembly management and cross-model queries.

Multi-model IFC files appear misaligned when loaded together because they originate from different authoring origins, requiring a base coordination matrix to align them into a shared coordinate system.