• Save to Revit
  • Using IFC export from OPS™
• Graphical 2D and 3D
  • Buildings
  • Floors
  • Spaces
• Attributes
  • Data Associated with Graphics

1 - Set up in OPS™

Data and graphics can be exported from OPS™ to Revit uisng IFC. Rapid planning in OPS™ can be used in Revit. Programming requirements for existing or renovation projects can be defined in OPS™ and then exported to Revit for preparation of construction documents.

2 - Add More Detail in OPS™

Multi floor buildings with spaces can be taken directly from OPS™ into Revit. In Revit the model is automatically generated including all the required attributes of spaces. In this way programming and modeling requirements can be managed in OPS™ and can be integrated with desktop BIM applications such as Revit.

3 - Export to Revit

Using the GSA BIM Guide attributes built into OPS™ it is also possible to check against client specific requirements.

Excel to Revit in OPS™

1 - Excel

An Excel spreadsheet containing data. OPS™ has the capability of taking data from an Excel Spreadsheet to create spaces which can then be edited by the preferences of its user in a format that can be converted and accessible to Revit users.

2 - Excel to OPS™

Information from the spreadsheet is imported to OPS™ and become spaces. Spaces can then rearranged by the user and information from the Excel can be found in the Space Settings Matrix.

3 - Revit

Revit users can access and view the information in 3D, plan, and schedule.