Export [SIG]

After updating the model parameters, you can also update all exported files in your project folder. The 'Export' function enables users to specify the root directory and file names, automatically overriding previous files.

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Type[Project Inputs/ 3D Model / 2D Drawings / Finite Element Model]: This parameter is used to export different types of data to various file formats.

• If the user selects “Project Inputs”, workflow inputs can be exported to an Excel file.

• If the user chooses the “3D model”, they can export it to file formats such as Object (.obj), IFC v4.3 (.ifc), GL Transmission Format(.gltf) and AutoCAD (.dxf).

• If the user selects “2D drawings”, they have the option to export in Microstation (.dgn) or AutoCAD (.dxf) format.

• If the user selects a finite element model, they can choose to export it in SAP2000 (.s2k), CSIBRIDGE (.b2k), LARSA 4D (.lar), or Midas Civil (.mct) format.

Object: This option only applies to 2D drawings, and the user must select the specific 2D drawing they wish to export. In a single model, there may be multiple 2D drawings to choose from.

File Name[Set File Name On Local Disk]: The file name and file path can only be set through the 'Set File Name On Local Disk...' action accessed via the three-dot cell menu. The file path will be stored in the project, while the project directory will be stored in your browser's cache. This enables different users who access the same project to specify the location of the root project directory and immediately use export settings such as file names/paths.

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Set Project Directory On Local Disk: The full path of the file will be the combination of the project directory and the file path. Users can choose the project directory through the '3-dot' spreadsheet cell actions.

Sync to Local Disk: Users can select specific rows and synchronize them by using the 'Sync to Local Disk' feature.