Demo data for F4D Converter

[cheonjeongdae]

Demo data for F4D Converter.

demo_f4d.zip

[AnilGutha]

@cheonjeongdae, Unable to convert ifc to f4d through command prompt
"C:\F4DConverter>F4DConverter.exe -inputFolder C:\demo_f4d -outputFolder C:\f4d\projectname -log C:\demo_f4d/logTest.txt -indexing y"
it's saying that invalid arguments

[shire75]

The prefix, which indicate a string in input command line is a key arguments, has been changed from '-' to '#'.
So, the command line you wrote should be changed to 'F4DConverter.exe #inputFolder C:\demo_f4d #outputFolder C:\f4d\projectname #log C:\demo_f4d/logTest.txt #indexing y'

[AnilGutha]

@shire75, Thank you!!

[sromerotech]

Hi everyone. I'm following the workshop slide published in LinkedIn but I find the next problem:

When I run the F4DConverter.exe #inputFolder ... command I got the same terminal output (it also seems to take some seconds processing the data) as in the slide but no output files nor log file.

Has someone an idea about what I could do?

Thanks you all in advance!

[Chep2]

I installed the latest version of F4DConverter, downloaded demo_f4d.zip, created directories.
But on the command line, I get the error:
[ERROR][Invalid Arguments] #log and #meshType are MANDATORY when #inputFolder is used.
[Error]Invalid Arguments.

help me please

[shire75]

Hi @ched2

You should pass '#meshType [typeValue]' argument to the converter when you want to convert.

#meshType 0 -> for semantic 3d model (cad-based or artificially designed data. most of 3d data are this type)

#meshType 3 -> points cloud data of .las format

Thanks.

[Chep2]

@shire75, thanks for the answer!
I run the command:
F4DConverter.exe #inputFolder C:\demo_f4d #outputFolder C:\f4d\projectname #meshType 0 #log C:\demo_f4d\logTest.txt #indexing y
But I get the error:

The directory is empty after that:

I just intended to use this demo data to test run the system.

[shire75]

Hi @Chep2

Did you run the converter in VM environment or remote machine?

In that situation, Opengl v4.x or later is not activated which is necessary for running the converter successfully.

[Chep2]

Yes, you're right - this was a test on Windows 7 x64 in VirtualBox.
On my main computer (Windows 10 x64) another error:

It’s strange. After all, I run CMD as administrator ...

[Chep2]

I have installed Windows 7 as my second operating system.
The files have been converted.

693 models out of 5243 meshes detected.
Is this conversion successful?
Is that how it should be?