< All Topics Main Guides Chapter 1: Set Up Part 3: SDS2 Project Export Print Part 3: SDS2 Project Export Final part: Assembling Project files SDS2 Name for tracking First NameLast Name Welcome to the guide on assembling project files with SDS 2 Step 1: Export the project IFC file from SDS2 1.1 Select the Import/Export Tab. 1.2 Under “Model” Select “Export Model”. 1.3 Export file format should be IFC2x3. 1.4 Destination – Select the desired location of the output file and file name. We suggest using the project name in the file. 1.5 Select the “Properties” button to review the additional settings.1.6 Select “Export holes”. Step 1 Step 2 Final part: Assembling Project files SDS2 Step 2: Export the project KSS file from SDS2 2.1 Select the Import/Export Tab. 2.2 Under “MRP” Select “KISS”. 2.3 Select the desired destination and KISS folder name. Now you have both IFC and KISS files. Let's complete the final steps! Back Next Final part: Assembling Project files SDS2 Step 3: Get PDF files from your detailer that contain assembly drawings It's fine if there are no PDF files, and you only have IFC and KISS files, however, if you need/want to have PDF files with the drawings, please get them from the detailer. Do you have PDF files from your detailer?* Yes, I have them and will add them to the ProjectNo, and I don't need them, take me to the next step As you have PDFs to upload, please make sure they correspond to the following: Contains individual *.pdf files for each assembly.* Yes, I have separate PDF for each assembly The PDF file name should start with the assembly name (i.e. “B1000-r0.pdf”)* My PDF files start with the assembly name If an assembly requires more than one PDF, they should be merged into one file. (i.e. “B1000-1-r0” and “B1000-2-r0” should be combined and saved as “B1000-r0”).* I merged PDFs of the same assembly onto oneI don't have assemblies that require more than 1 PDF If hyphens are used in assembly names, these must be reflected and present in the PDF file name.* All hyphens used in assembly names are present within the file namesThere are no hyphens used in assembly names Back Step 4 Final part: Assembling Project files SDS2 Step 4: Archive all the files into ZIP within your device 4.1 Locate all the files/folders that you want to zip within your devise. IFC and KISS files are required; PDF files are optional, but feel free to upload them for your convenience. 4.2 Press and hold (or right-click) the file or folder, select (or point to) Send to, and then select Compressed (zipped) folder. That ZIP file is your ready to upload project. Back Finish Final part: Assembling Project files SDS2 🎉 Congrats! Your project ZIP is ready! 📄📧 Is it your first time assembling the project?* It's my first time assembling the filesI have experience assembling the files before Send me to the next guide Should be Empty:
