
Insight 1
BIM logic can start before Revit or IFC
Object data matters inside Rhino too
This workflow treats Rhino and Grasshopper geometry as structured project information, not just visual model output.
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Preserve object data and build smarter baked geometry with Grasshopper, Rhino and Elefront.
A practical Elefront workflow for preserving object data, baking smarter geometry and building lightweight BIM logic inside Rhino and Grasshopper.
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Insight 1
Object data matters inside Rhino too
This workflow treats Rhino and Grasshopper geometry as structured project information, not just visual model output.
Insight 2
Insight 2
Smarter baked geometry
By baking objects with names, layers, blocks and attributes, Grasshopper outputs become easier to manage, select, filter and exchange.
Insight 3
Insight 3
Enough structure without unnecessary overhead
For early design, feasibility studies and internal tools, a lightweight BIM approach can be faster and more flexible than forcing every workflow into a heavy production BIM environment.
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