You can now add Block References from within Grasshopper. 'Bake’ BIM data that has been specified in Grasshopper. Convert Grasshopper geometry to native BricsCAD geometry. Get all BricsCAD entities present in BricsCAD, filtered by element type and/or spatial location. The following data can be assigned: Buildings, Stories, Structural steel profiles, BIM types for classification: all IFC types supported by BricsCAD are available, Properties (of classified geometry) Assign BIM data to your Grasshopper geometry. The following data can be read into Grasshopper by the connector: Information regarding the axis, extrusion path and profile of linear solids &Property names and values for all classified entities. Get BIM data originating from BricsCAD entities. The following data can be used inside Grasshopper: Buildings, Stories, Structural steel profiles (names, sizes, standard and curves), BIM types for classification: all IFC types supported by BricsCAD are available. Select BIM data from your BricsCAD library to use in Grasshopper. The following entities are supported: Plane, Point, Curve, Entity, Edge, Face, Vertex. Use BricsCAD entities as input parameters in Grasshopper. There is a custom toolset available in Grasshopper for BricsCAD. This geometry can then be used for further modeling in BricsCAD. It allows you to use BricsCAD geometry as input parameters in Grasshopper, as well as convert Grasshopper geometry back to native BricsCAD geometry. With this connector, you’ll get a bi-directional connection between Grasshopper and BricsCAD. The Grasshopper connector enables parametric modeling in Grasshopper with a real-time preview in BricsCAD.

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