01SPECIALIST / BROWSER
Specify
Open an IFC, find elements and assign the required properties. Return an enriched IFC or a BCF containing proposals and a change report.
IFC → requirements
MODELINPUT / IFC + REVITSpecialist requirements.
bimMajster ModelInput
Specialist requirements.
Controlled model updates.
Specialists enrich IFC properties in the browser. Architects compare the returned data with the current Revit model and choose which values to apply.
Free web beta · no account
Explore the workflowIFC → REVIT
Full IFC building / EI60 doorFireRating
- Original IFC
- EI60
- Current Revit
- EI30
- Specialist proposal
- EI90
Conflict — a decision is required
01Specialist data in the browser02IFC / BCF exchange03Selected updates in Revit
01 / WORKFLOWFrom the architect’s model
From the architect’s model
to agreed project data.
One workflow for two roles. Specialists contribute requirements while architects retain control of the model.
02ARCHITECT / REVIT
Review
See original, current and proposed values side by side. Identify new information, already-applied changes and conflicts that require a decision.
Source → model → proposal
03ARCHITECT / REVIT
Apply
Choose values to write into existing element parameters. Unselected proposals leave the model unchanged. The update can be reverted with Revit Undo.
Selected values → Revit
02 / INSIDE THE APPLICATIONTwo environments.
Two environments.
One data workflow.
From selecting IFC elements to reviewing native model values. Explore the actual application interface.
Original IFC demonstration model · Editor: PL / DE / EN · Revit plugin: PL
03 / CHANGE CONTROLEvery proposal
Every proposal
has a context.
A value difference alone is not enough. ModelInput also considers the data in the IFC originally shared with the specialist.
Demonstration data / FireRating property
Change
Matching source value
- Original IFC
- EI30
- Current Revit
- EI30
- Specialist proposal
- EI60
The model retains the source value. The architect can select the proposed update.
Conflict
The model has changed
- Original IFC
- EI30
- Current Revit
- EI90
- Specialist proposal
- EI60
The current model differs from the source. The specialist proposal requires an explicit decision.
Already applied
The proposal is already in the model
- Original IFC
- EI30
- Current Revit
- EI60
- Specialist proposal
- EI60
The proposed value is already present. This element does not need another update.
Requirements attached to model elements.
Work with IFC without creating your own Revit model. Select elements, enrich their data and return proposals to the architect.
- Element selection and property inspection
- Property editing with the appropriate IFC datatype
- IFC or BCF with a change report
Control of project information.
Review proposals before applying them. Check conflicts and transfer selected values to existing parameters in your Revit model.
- Source, model and proposal comparison
- Separate Compare and Update commands
- Selected-value updates and Revit Undo
05 / GET STARTEDOpen an IFC.
Open an IFC.
Connect the data to your project.
Use the editor to enrich properties and prepare proposals. Use the Revit plugin to compare the data and apply selected values.
ModelInput editor
Element selection, property editing and data preparation for the architect.
Browser · Polski / Deutsch / EnglishOpen the editorModelInput plugin
Compare and update properties in existing native Revit instance parameters.
Revit 2024 · 0.5.4.0 · free test candidateDownload pluginPrepare the plugin
- Download the installer package and extract the ZIP.
- Close Revit, open ModelInput.Setup.exe, select the Revit year and Install.
- Start Revit. ModelInput is under Add-Ins → External Tools. The guide explains required parameters and uninstallation.
Current version scope
Updates require existing compatible instance parameters. This version does not create parameters, write to types or linked models, or compare geometry changes. BCF exchange uses a compatible IFC Snippet.
Discuss your
data exchange workflow.
Share the properties you need and your Revit version. We can discuss how ModelInput fits your office workflow.
The editor works locally in your browser. The Revit 2024 add-in is an unsigned test candidate; limitations are described in the guide.