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Clash detection pipe insulation without IfcSystem

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    KaBa
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    Hello,

    I noticed that the IfcSystem for the Insulation of pipes/ducts is not stated in Ifc4 but is in Ifc2x3.

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    Unfortunatley the clash detection can’t ignore “in the same system” clashes any more like this.
    Because of the way Revit creates its Insulation there is always a bit of overlap in some components.
    And even if the pipes and fittings are connected/in the same system I get errors like the ones in the picture below.
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    Is there a possibility without excluding the Insulation from the clash detection all together but still get clashes between Insulations of different systems?

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      Matti Solibrians
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      Do you see any relation from insulation to the system? (see relation tab in Info view)

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        KaBa
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        No there is no relation to a system. But I neither see it in the Ifc 2x3 verion nor the ifc 4 version, but somehow the System has a value in the 2x3 Version. (See first Picture in first post)

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          Matti Solibrians
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          I see the belag is related to rohr. Is the rohr related to the system?

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            KaBa
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            Yes it is. I also tried to defined the rule through the relationship but failed because I could not tell the rule to ignore the clash when the backwards relationship of the covering has a pipe and tha pipe has the same system as the covering of the pipe it is clashing with. I could only tell it to exclude the clash when the backwards relationship of the covering has a pipe and that pipe is part of a system. But then, that would just exclude the covering alltogether.

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              Matti Solibrians
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              Is there possibility get sample models ifc4 and ifc2x3 to [email protected]?
              The system could be found using Covering -> Pipe <- System relation chain. Looks like simple to fix.

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                Matti Solibrians
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                This is solved in the latest release: https://society.solibri.com/topic/3487/solibri-25-12-0-has-been-released/

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