ARCHICAD- BIM - ISO19650 - CURSO GRATUITO - #3C - PREFERENCIA DE PROYECTO - GEORREFERENCIACION

Hello everyone In this third video of the series, you'll learn how to properly configure the georeferencing of a project in ArchiCAD. We'll see how to define the project's actual location using coordinates, how to use the Topographic Point, the difference between geographic location and model orientation, and how to configure a reference system so that information can be exchanged correctly using IFC. We'll also see how ArchiCAD exports this information within an IFC file, identifying entities such as IfcSite, IfcMapConversion, and IfcProjectedCRS, and we'll understand why georeferencing is essential for BIM coordination with other disciplines and platforms. This video is part of the complete ArchiCAD course, where we not only learn to use the program's tools, but also to develop projects following a professional BIM workflow aligned with ISO 19650. If you find this content useful, subscribe to the channel, turn on notifications, and join me in this series where we'll build a complete project from scratch, including the final documentation and IFC file exchange. #ArchiCAD #Georeferencing #BIM #IFC #IFC4 #SurveyPoint #TopographicPoint #CoordinateSystem #ArchiCADCourse #FreeCourse #ISO19650 #OpenBIM #buildingsmart _____________________________________________________________________ Hey everyone! This course was recorded in Spanish, but you can activate the automatic YouTube legends in Portuguese. In this third video of the series, you will learn how to correctly configure the georeference of a project in Archicad. We will understand how to define the real location of the project by means of coordinates, how to use the Topographic Point, the difference between the geographical location and the orientation of the model and how to configure a reference system so that these information are exported correctly in IFC files. Furthermore, we will see how Archicad records given values ​​within an IFC file, identifying entities such as IfcSite, IfcMapConversion and IfcProjectedCRS, and we will understand why georeferencing is essential for BIM coordination between different disciplines and platforms. This video is part of the complete Archicad course, in which we only learn the tools of the software, but also how to develop projects following a professional BIM work flow aligned to ISO 19650. If this content was useful for you, increva-se no canal, active as notifications and accompanies this entire series, in which we will develop a complete project, from the first steps to the executive documentation and the exchange of information through the IFC. _____________________________________________________________________ Hello, everyone! This course was recorded in Spanish, but you can enable YouTube's automatic subtitles in English. In this third video of the series, you'll learn how to properly configure the georeferencing of a project in Archicad. We'll cover how to define the project's real-world location using coordinates, how to work with the Survey Point, the difference between the project's geographic location and its orientation, and how to configure a coordinate reference system so this information is correctly exported to IFC. We'll also explore how Archicad stores this information inside an IFC file by identifying entities such as IfcSite, IfcMapConversion, and IfcProjectedCRS, and you'll understand why georeferencing is essential for BIM coordination between different disciplines and software platforms. This video is part of the complete Archicad course, where we don't just learn software tools—we learn how to develop architectural projects using a professional BIM workflow aligned with ISO 19650. If you find this content helpful, subscribe to the channel, enable notifications, and follow the entire series, where we'll develop a complete project from the very beginning through construction documentation and IFC-based information exchange.