Set up Smart views that work on any model.

Set up Smart views that work on any model.

The Smart views can be created to be used on any IFC model. 

To ensure that the Smart views can work on any model, you should try to avoid custom properties and only use common IFC properties.
If the use of custom properties is necessary for your project, make sure all models are created using the same specifications. An IDM (information delivery manual) in your BIM process can help in getting consistent properties and values so Smart views are more easily standardized.
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