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Andrew, the answer is yes. TBC can import and export .DXF and .DWG. There are limitations to what we can read when importing a .DWG as much of what can be contained in them is proprietary to Autodesk.

.TRB files with BIM objects cannot be exported as linework without exploding them first. Trimble produced a free macro command called Explode IFC Shell that will create lines from shells but in my experience with pipe it doesn't work on most solid objects.

Andrew, the answer is yes. TBC can import and export .DXF and .DWG. There are limitations to what we can read when importing a .DWG as much of what can be contained in them is proprietary to Autodesk.

.TRB files with BIM objects cannot be exported as linework without exploding them first. Trimble produced a free macro command called Explode IFC Shell that will create lines from shells but in my experience with pipe it doesn't work on most solid objects.

Hello Nelson where can I find "Trimble produced a free macro command called Explode IFC Shell"?

Andrew, the answer is yes. TBC can import and export .DXF and .DWG. There are limitations to what we can read when importing a .DWG as much of what can be contained in them is proprietary to Autodesk.

.TRB files with BIM objects cannot be exported as linework without exploding them first. Trimble produced a free macro command called Explode IFC Shell that will create lines from shells but in my experience with pipe it doesn't work on most solid objects.

The "Trimble" macros are maintained by Rockpile Solutions and are license free. You'll have to install their macro solution. Rockpile Solution Command Library - Rockpile Solutions

ANZToolbox, that comes with the TBC installer, has one as well, but you'll need a license for it. And since your email address says that you're from Canada I doubt that you have that one. Except Australia/NZ everybody else has to pay.

I've got one in my Macro repo as well. GitHub - RonnySchneider/SCR_Macros_Public

Hello Nelson where can I find "Trimble produced a free macro command called Explode IFC Shell"?

Andrew, the answer is yes. TBC can import and export .DXF and .DWG. There are limitations to what we can read when importing a .DWG as much of what can be contained in them is proprietary to Autodesk.

.TRB files with BIM objects cannot be exported as linework without exploding them first. Trimble produced a free macro command called Explode IFC Shell that will create lines from shells but in my experience with pipe it doesn't work on most solid objects.