

This will define gross and net area for the ‘Facilities’, ‘Levels’, and ‘Units’ layer. Import a csv file and take the coordinates of each ASOS and create a polypoint output import csv import arcpy import os from arcpy import env Lets you write over the shape file if needed True targetFolder 'C:\\GEOG485\\FinalProject\\OutPut' env.workspace targetFolder csv file that we are importing asosFile. Then, select the floors to load into the ArcGIS Indoors layers with the ‘Floors To Import’ parameter.įinally, leverage the ‘Area Unit of Measurement’ used in the projected coordinate system. Next, select the Indoors geodatabase created earlier as the ‘Target Indoor Dataset’.įor ‘Building Name’, use the facilities common name.įor the ‘Ground Floor Name’, make sure to target the floor that is on ground level.Įxample: If basement needs to be added to the ArcGIS Indoors layers, make sure that is the ‘Ground Floor Name’ selected. If the name of an output shapefile already exists in the output. To control the output shapefile name and for additional conversion options, see the Export Features tool. For example, if the input is C:\base.gdb\rivers, the output shapefile will be named rivers.shp. Once the geoprocessing tool is open, begin filling out the parameters.įor the ‘Input BIM Floorplan Polygon Layer’, leverage the drop down to select the ‘Floorplan_Polygon’ layer. The name of the output shapefile will be the name of the input feature class. This tool will easily batch convert Revit floorplans to ArcGIS Indoors layers. In this next step, search for the ‘Import BIM to Indoor Dataset’ in the geoprocessing pane. Running ‘Import BIM to Indoor Dataset’ Geoprocessing Tool If you are looking to learn more about projecting and georeferencing Revit building files, read this article ‘How to Georeference Revit Data in ArcGIS Pro’. Rename the 3D World file stored in the folder with the other Revit building files to 'ESRI_CAD.wld3'.
