EC3 Export Results Overview
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After the export finishes successfully, the following report window will be shown.
You could view a more detailed CSV report by clicking the Open report as CSV button.
All CSV reports are automatically saved to the following location:
For Revit 2024 version: C:\Users\[UserName]\AppData\Local\C-Change Labs Inc\tallyCAT\2024\Reports
For Revit 2023 version: C:\Users\[UserName]\AppData\Local\C-Change Labs Inc\tallyCAT\2023\Reports
For Revit 2022 version: C:\Users\[UserName]\AppData\Local\C-Change Labs Inc\tallyCAT\2022\Reports
For Revit 2021 version: C:\Users\[UserName]\AppData\Local\C-Change Labs Inc\tallyCAT\2021\Reports
For Revit 2020 version: C:\Users\[UserName]\AppData\Local\C-Change Labs Inc\tallyCAT\2020\Reports
Clicking the Open in EC3 button will open the exported EC3 building project in the Open in EC3 window which could take a couple of seconds to fully load.
The Project Name field is filled with the name specified during the export. It consists of the “tallyCAT:” prefix and the project name specified by the user during the export.
The Project address is taken from the Location and Site settings in the Revit file and recognized by the Google Maps service.
The preview displays a screenshot of the tallyCAT view at the time of the export.
Under the title there is also the version number incrementing during each update followed by the initial upload date.
In the Building Classification section the Material Quantity Source is set to Revit Import.
In the Floor Area and EC sections below, the following fields are calculated: Floor Area Below Grade, Floor Area Above Grade, Gross Floor Area, Floors, Height, Weight, EC Building Intensity (Achievable, Realized, Conservative), EC Building Total (Achievable, Realized, Conservative).
The Floor Area Above Grade is the total area of all Revit floor instances assigned to the levels above ground.
The Floor Area Below Grade is the total area of all Revit floor instances assigned to the levels below ground.
The number of Floors is the total number of unique levels above ground which have at least one floor instance assigned to them.
The Height is taken from the highest occupiable level in the building.
Below, the project data is structured hierarchically in two main views: Revit View and Custom View.
