Exports a drawing to one of the following file options:
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Industry Foundation Classes (*.ifc) (CADWorx Design Review Pro only)
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VUE file (*.vue) (CADWorx Design Review Pro only)
An MDB2 file is also created with the VUE file intelligence and component data.
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Microsoft AVI (*.AVI)
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Annotations (*.CSV, *.xlsx) (CADWorx Design Review Pro only)
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Adobe 3D PDF (*.pdf) (CADWorx Design Review Pro only)
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JPEG File (*.jpeg;*.jpg)
CADWorx Design Review Pro can export files containing data in non-English languages.
Industry Foundation Classes (.ifc)
Saves the CADWorx 3D model .dwg file as a platform-neutral, open-file format .ifc file, which you can import and view in NavisWorks, and BIM software such as Revit, and ArchiCAD among many others. CADWorx exports the piping, equipment, and structure component data shown in the table below to the .ifc file. IFC exports equipment as a single component instead of a group of individual components. IFC export does not include CADWorx bolts. All other components display as proxy entities. To map IFC configurations, click IFC Configurations.
Piping
Component Type |
Exported Data |
Piping Components |
Main Size, Reduction Size, Specification, Long Description, Short Description, Tag, Line Number, Material, and Length |
Equipment
Component Type |
Exported Data |
Equipment |
Tag/Name, Description, Layer, and Custom Data |
Pump Nozzle |
Description, Diameter, Flange Type, Flange Rating, Material, and Layer |
Nozzle |
Description, Diameter, Flange Type, Flange Rating, Material, and Layer |
Structure
Component Type |
Exported Data |
Structural Members and Assemblies |
Layer, Material, Group, Type, Member Size, and Length |
Stairs, Grating, and Decking |
Layer, Material, Group, Type, Member Size, Length, Spacing, and Cross Sections |
Base and Gusset Plates |
Layer, Group, Material, Type, Length, Thickness, Width, and Weight |
Slabs |
Thickness, Material, Unit Weight, and Layers |
Walls |
Wall Size, Wall Height, Thickness, Composition, Material, Layer, and Group |
Footings |
Rotation and Material Grout - Length, Width, Thickness, Material, and Layer Pier - Length, Width, Height, and Layer Slab - Length, Width, Thickness, and Layer |
Tapered Members |
Member Size, Bottom Flange Width, Bottom Flange Thickness, Top Flange Width, Top Flange Thickness, Web Plate Thickness, Start Depth, End Depth, Weight, Material, Angle, Group, and Layer |
Haunch Members |
Member Size, Bottom Flange Width, Bottom Flange Thickness, Top Flange Width, Top Flange Thickness, Web Plate Thickness, Start Depth, Haunch Depth, End Depth, Start Length, End Length, Start Transition Length, End Transition Length, Weight, Material, Angle, Group, and Layer |
Spiral Stairs |
Tread Cross Section, Stringer Cross Section, Toe Plate Cross Section, Brace Cross Section, Center Post Cross Section, Landing Frame Cross Section, Materials, Custom Data, Long Description, Short Description, Part Numbers, Tags, Steel Section Standard, and Member Shape These items display based on the type of your stair and the details you added when you created the stair. |
Pile Foundations |
Materials, Custom Data, Long Description, Short Description, Part Numbers, Tags, Steel Section Standard, and Member Shape |
Clip Angles |
Materials, Custom Data, Long Description, Short Description, Part Numbers, Tags, Steel Section Standard, and Member Shape |
Anchor Bolts |
Materials, Custom Data, Long Description, Short Description, Part Numbers, Tags, Steel Section Standard, and Member Shape |
Splice Connections |
Materials, Custom Data, Long Description, Short Description, Part Numbers, Tags, Steel Section Standard, and Member Shape |
End Plate Connections |
Materials, Custom Data, Long Description, Short Description, Part Numbers, Tags, Steel Section Standard, and Member Shape |
Column Base Plate Stiffeners |
Materials, Custom Data, Long Description, Short Description, Part Numbers, Tags, Steel Section Standard, and Member Shape |
Custom Member Shapes |
Materials, Custom Data, Long Description, Short Description, Part Numbers, Tags, Steel Section Standard, and Member Shape |
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If your drawing contains a CAD solid object, the software displays this object after IFC export.
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A log file containing a summary of the export is generated.
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You can only export .dwg files as an .ifc file.
VUE file (*.vue)
Refer to the respective user documentation for input file types supported by SPIOP, SPR, and S3D.
An MDB2 file is also created with the VUE file intelligence and component data.
Microsoft AVI (.AVI)
Saves the animations you record as an .avi file. For more information, see Save Animations as AVIs.
Annotations (*.CSV, *.xlsx)
Export a tabular data file containing only the model annotations, in a comma-separated value format.
Adobe 3D PDF (*.pdf)
Export the drawing as a .pdf file.
3D PDF files require AdobeĀ® ReaderĀ® 9 or later software.
JPEG File (.jpeg, .jpg)
Saves the current view as a .jpg file. For more information, see Export Camera Position Views as JPEG Images .