Which files can I turn into a twin?
IFC, Revit .rvt, DXF and CAD plans, PDF drawing sets, plan-sheet images and STEP. You upload whichever source you already have and it comes back as a live, measured 3D model of your building.
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Can I build one from just a PDF set?
Yes. Drop a drawing set into the PDF builder and the walls are traced off the sheets, corrected in the scene, then authored into a real IFC twin. A phone photo of a paper drawing goes in the same door.
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How accurate is a traced model?
It is measured, not asserted. Every trace ends by setting the modelled area against the figure printed on your own sheet. The published run reads 1,396.9 sf against 1,393.4 printed — 0.25% over, inside the 1% band.
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Do I need to be an architect to use it?
No. Scope3D is built for the people who own and run buildings, not the people who drew them. You work in rooms, assets and costs rather than CAD layers, and the model stays correct underneath.
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Which formats does it export to?
IFC — one format carrying the whole twin: geometry, properties, and the finishes written onto the elements as materials and property sets. Revit reads all of that through its own IFC import.
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Can I change the geometry myself?
Yes. Modify mode edits walls, slabs, doors and openings on the real IFC, and every edit is versioned. Model history keeps each change as a restore point, so a wrong wall is one click from being undone.
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