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Building information modeling simulates the construction project in a virtual environment A simulation has the advantage of taking place in a computer through the use of a software package Virtual building implies that it is possible to practice construction, to experiment, and to make adjustments in the project before it is actualized Virtual mistakes generally do not have serious consequences provided that they are identified and addressed early enough that they can be avoided in the field (the actual construction of the project) When a project is planned and built virtually, most of its relevant aspects can be considered and communicated before the instructions for construction are finalized The use of computer simulations in the building construction field is revolutionary Various manufacturing industries have been very successfully applying simulation techniques for decades Many construction companies have now also successfully applied similar techniques to their building projects, even though critics claim that simulations will only benefit repetitive production processes, and that construction is by definition unique The case studies in this book illustrate some of these projects After all, if there is only one opportunity to do it right, it makes a lot of sense to prepare well for that single occasion virtually, and thereby reduce the inherent risks and improve the chances for success and efficiency

Add a variable to track whether any changes have been saved. Modify the SaveSettings method to save the changes made to the photograph. Note: The _hasChanged field is required to track whether any photograph has been modified, as opposed to the current photo displayed.

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private bool _hasChanged = false;

protected override bool SaveSettings() { if (NewControlValues()) { // Save the photograph s settings Photograph photo = _album[_index]; if (photo != null) { photo.Caption = txtCaption.Text; photo.DateTaken = dtpDateTaken.Value; photo.Photographer = cmbxPhotographer.Text; photo.Notes = txtNotes.Text; _hasChanged = true; } } return true; }

public bool HasChanged { get { return _hasChanged; } }

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HANDLE THE CLICK EVENT FOR THE NEXT AND PREV BUTTONS Action 19 Add a Click handler for the Next button. Result

A building information model is a project simulation consisting of the 3D models of the project components with links to all the required information connected with the project s planning, construction or operation, and decommissioning This section describes the 3D models, the information contained or attached to these models, and the nature of the links among the individual models, the components, and the information The complications of this varied array of information containers can be daunting, and it is important to understand the basic nature of these concepts so that it becomes possible to plan and manage their organization well See Fig 22 Project Models In the last few decades, architects and engineers have begun modeling their projects in 3D space rather than drafting them in 2D planes In many cases this does still not eliminate the need for 2D documentation for permits and communication with the other project team members; but it is the beginning of a new approach Projects can now be conceived in 3D space, and the details can be developed to increasing levels of coordinated complexity as the project evolves This creates a huge potential for visualizing and communicating information that has previously only been available to persons who could read plans It also allows much earlier and more accurate feedback from anyone related to the project who can understand the 3D models and does not have to read plans

private void btnNext_Click (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { SaveSettings(); if (_index < _album.Count - 1) { _index ++; ResetSettings(); SetOriginals(); } }

private void btnPrev_Click (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { SaveSettings(); if (_index > 0) { _index --; ResetSettings(); SetOriginals(); } }

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As we said at the start of all this, these buttons required more changes than you might initially expect. As a final change, we need to modify the Click handler for our Photo Properties menu to account for the new changes.

Set the version number of the MyPhotos application to 12.3. UPDATE THE CLICK HANDLER TO DISPLAY THE DIALOG Action 21 Update the Click handler for the menuPhotoProp control to use the HasChanged property. Result

Figure 22 A BIM graphic showing various types of information being derived from a 3D model, eg, plans, sections, etc, and component information (Image courtesy of Vico)

private void menuPhotoProp_Click (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { if (_album.CurrentPhoto == null) return; using (PhotoEditDlg dlg = new PhotoEditDlg(_album)) { if (dlg.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK) { _bAlbumChanged = dlg.HasChanged; if (_bAlbumChanged) { // Redraw to pick up any changes this.Invalidate(); } } } }

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