Bimlyte guides
Step-by-step guides for everyday BIM tasks in Bimlyte.
Add attribute values
Add your own options to standard attributes like status, priority and type.
Read guide →Add custom attributes
Create your own fields beyond the standard BCF attributes.
Read guide →Add documents to a Bimlyte project
Attach supporting documents to your project and reference them from issues.
Read guide →Add files to a Bimlyte project
Bring IFC models and BCF files into an existing project.
Read guide →Annotate viewpoint snapshots
Draw on the snapshot image a viewpoint carries — markups stay with the issue.
Read guide →Convert BCF between 2.1 and 3.0
Convert BCF files between version 2.1 and 3.0 in both directions.
Read guide →Create a Bimlyte project
Start a new project to organise your IFC models and BCF issues.
Read guide →Export a BCF file from Bimlyte
Download your issues as a standard BCF file — whether you created them in Bimlyte or imported them.
Read guide →Export a Bimlyte project
Bundle a whole project into a .bimlyte file to back up or share it.
Read guide →Export a ZIP from Bimlyte
Download your project files — plus optional reports and documents — as a plain ZIP.
Read guide →Export BCF to Excel
Export your issues to an Excel spreadsheet — the whole project or a selection.
Read guide →Export BCF to PDF
Turn your issues into a shareable PDF report — the whole project or a selection.
Read guide →Merge BCF comments
Smart-merge comments into matching issues from another project or a BCF file.
Read guide →Merge BCF viewpoints
Smart-merge viewpoints onto matching issues from another project or a BCF file.
Read guide →Open a Bimlyte project
Open a project you already have, or import a shared .bimlyte file.
Read guide →Save charts from Bimlyte
Save a dashboard chart as a PNG image — with its table of values — for reports and slides.
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