User Manual

2.1 Light Settings

• Select the “Light” field from the Edit menu. You can change the light settings, shadow direction, light intensity and color on the X and Y axes via the panel that opens.
• With the “Save” button, you can save your changes to be applied again later.
• With the “Default Settings” option, you can return to the first state of the preferences..

2.2 IFC Elements

• You can access the list of IFC files that make up your 3D model with the IFc option from the Edit menu.

3.View

3.1 Mouse Movements

3.2 Walk Module

• Select the “Walk” field from the View menu.
• You can navigate in the model with the “W: Forward, A: Left, S: Backward, D: Right, Tab: Jump” keys on the keyboard.
• You can exit the walk mode with the “Esc” key.

3.3 Camera

• Select the “Camera” field from the View menu.
• You can enter data manually in the Position and Rotation fields, and it changes automatically according to the mouse movements.
• When you want to add camera location to the list, you can add it with the “Save” button.

3.4 Filter

3.4.1 Floor

• Select the “Floor” field from the View menu.
•  You can filter by selecting the floors you want to see.

3.4.2 IFC Codes

• Select the “IFC Codes” field from the View menu.
•  You can filter by selecting the building elements you want to see.

3.4.3 Status Filter

• Select the “Status Filter” field from the View menu.
• You can filter on the model by selecting the element statuses you want to see.

3.4.4 Filter Presets

• • Select the “Filter Presets” field from the View menu.
  • After making the filtering settings according to your request, you can save it with the “Save” button.

3.4.5 Viewpoints

•  Select the “Viewpoints” field from the View menu.
•  After making the appropriate filtering settings and adjusting the camera view, you can create a viewpoint with the save button.
•  The existing filtering settings and camera angle are saved in the viewpoint.

3.4.6 Status Layout

• Select the “Status Display” field from the View menu.
• You can colorize your project status according to employee statuses by coloring according to Main Job or Sub Job.

1. Color by Default Work:
2. Color by Sub Job

3. Color by Custom

3.4.7 Delay Layout

• Select Delay Layout below the View module
• Since we know the schedule and we attached it with the elements, we know the planned dates. According to the progress we know the actual dates, so we can make a delay analysis

3.4.8 Cross Section

• Select the “Cross Section” field from the “View” menu.
•  You can view the desired section on the model by entering data in the position, rotation and dimension fields on the screen that opens, or with the mouse, and save it as a screenshot.

4.Objects Module

4.1 IFC Summary

• With the “IFC Summary” option in the Objects menu, you can view the detailed information of the building elements you will select on the model on the right panel.
• With the “Actions” option on the right panel, you can update the current progress of the jobs defined in the building element.
• With Isolate, Hide and Zoom options, you can make changes regarding the appearance of the selected element on the model. You can access the list of hidden elements from the “Hidden IFC” option under the View menu, and you can make the desired elements show in the model again from this panel.
• With Quantity option , you can see the quantities related to selected element.
• Jobs submitted for approval by subcontractor users can be partially approved (with percentage of completion) by supervisor users.

4.2. Viewing and Adding Notes and Documents

• Select the “Note Display” field from the Objects menu.
• On the right panel, you can view the notes attached to the currently selected structural element in the model.
• You can open the new annotation screen with the “New Note” button in the “Note Display” option or the “Add Note” option in the Objects menu.

• Select the Documents field in the Objects menu.
• You can see the documents attached to the selected building element in the model on the right panel. You can open these documents with a double click.
• You can add a new document with the “Add Document” option in this panel.

4.3. Issues

• Select the “Issues” field in the Objects menu.
• You can see the requests opened for the selected element in the model on the right panel.
• To add a new issue, you can open the relevant panel with the “New Issue” button.

4.4.Subtasks

• Select the “Sub Jobs” field under the Objects menu.
• You can view the list of sub-works of the selected building element in the model on the right panel.
• You can define scope, assign Activity ID to sub-task and update status changes from “Status” option.

4.5. Custom Sets

• With the “Custom Set” option in the Objects menu, you can access the list of groups created for elements with common properties.
• You can add notes and documents to this set with the “Select Set” option.
• With the “Select Elements” option, you can add tags, notes, documents, requests and sub-jobs to the elements included in this set, define scope and add Activity ID.

4.6.Tags

• The “Tags” option in the Objects menu displays a list of all tags created in the project.
• To add a new label, select the element from the model or select a cluster from the Custom Set field under the Objects menu and click the “Label” button on the right panel. You can add tags with the “Add Tag” option in the panel that opens.

4.7 Properties

• Select the “Properties” field under the Objects menu.
• You can view the properties of the selected element in the model on the right panel.

4.8.Materials

• Select the “Materials” field under the Objects menu.
• You can view the materials of the selected element in the model on the right panel..

4.9. Logs

• You can see all the changes made on the object in the “Logs” section.

5. Cloud Collaboration

• Cloud collaboration will allow multiple people to work on projects saved in the cloud at the same time or at different times.
• The project team will have access to all updates in the project at the same time.
• Click the “Profile” icon to work on the project online.

6.Measurement Module

6.1 Volume Measurement

• Select the “Volume” field from the measurement menu.
• You can see the volume information and the element information of the building element you selected on the model in the panel that opens on the left of the screen.

6.2 Bounding Box

• Select the “Bounding Box” field from the measurement menu.
• You can see the height, width and length information of the building element you selected on the model and the element information in the panel opened on the left of the screen and on the model.

6.3 Distance

• Select the “Distance” field from the measurement menu.
• You can see the distance between the two points you selected on the model in the panel that opens on the left of the screen.
• You can select as many points as you want with the distance function.

• To exit the measurement mode, you must turn off the mode with the cross at the top of the screen.

7. DATA Module

7.0 IFC Listing , Search, Hierarchy

• Select the “IFC List” field from the Data menu.
• You can view all IFC elements in your project with IFC Code, element name and floor information details.
• With the selection and zoom functions on the right of the panel, you can view and zoom the elements on the model.

• Select the “IFC Search” field from the Data menu.
• You can search by element name, IFC Code or floor information with the search section on the screen that opens.
• In the search results, you can view the elements on the model with the zoom and selection buttons on the right of the panel.
• You can select the listed elements from the search result with the “Select All” field and create a custom set with the “Create Custom Set” field.

• Select the “IFC Hierarchy” field from the Data menu.
• You can view the IFC files in your project grouped as a drop-down list.
• You can select the elements from the drop-down list and view them on the right panel.

7.1 Cost

• Select the “Cost” field under the Data menu.
• With the Import and Export buttons, you can import your cost information in csv and xls formats or save the existing information in csv and xls formats to your computer.
• You can add new cost values ​​with the plus button at the top right.
• With the search option, you can quickly find the information you need in your cost list.

• You can add alternative values ​​to your uploaded cost values ​​by choosing the date they will be valid.

• You can view your progress calculations or progress report and progress summary reports according to these cost values.

7.2 Schedule

• Select the “Schedule” field under the Data menu.
• With the Import and Export buttons, you can import the work plan in csv and xls formats or save the existing information in csv and xls formats to your computer.
• You can add a new activity with the plus button at the top right.
•  With the search option, you can quickly find the information you need in the schedule.

7.3 Quantity

● Select the “Quantity” field under the Data menu.
● With the Import and Export buttons, you can import the quantity information in csv and xls formats or save the existing information in csv and xls formats to your computer.
● You can add a new activity with the plus button at the top right.
● With the search option, you can quickly find the information you need in the quantity list.

 7.4. All Quantities

● Select the “All Quantities” field in the Data menu.
● You can access all the details about the quantities in the project from this panel.
● You can filter according to the quantity item, IFC element name, sub-work and levels, and save this filtered list or the entire quantity list in xls format.

 7.5. Schedule Report

● Select the “Schedule Report” field in the data menu.
● You can see the planned start and end dates of all activities, the number of partially completed, ongoing and completed jobs for the related activity, and the percentage of progress of the job.

7.6. Documents

● You can view the list of documents added in the entire project in the panel opened with the “Document” option in the Data menu.

7.7. Look Forward

● You can request jobs that will continue within the date range you specify in the panel that opens with the “Look Forward” option in the Data menu.

7.8. Updated Schedule

●  Select the “Updated Schedule” field under the Data menu.
● You can upload your new business plan in XML format to BIMCRONE from the updated Business Plan screen.
● You can view the details of the business plans as a list by selecting from the list in the “Cut Off Date” field.

7.9. Revit Update

● Select the “Revit Import” field under the Data menu.
● You can upload your footage files in csv or txt format from Revit to BIMCRONE via this panel.
● During installation, you must select the relevant footage item and sub-job to which the footage will be added.
● The metering item list here is the metering information you created in the Metering panel under the Data menu.
● The “Multiplier” option must be entered other than 1 in case of more than one of the same quantities.

● You can view the added quantities in the “All Quantities” panel under the Data menu.

● You can assign the quantities on the selected elements or special sets by selecting the “Quantity” field on the right panel

8.0 Task

8.1 Issue Lists and Tracking

• Select the “Issue List” field under the Request menu.
• The panel that opens lists the issues in the project. You can search through this panel and view the request details on the right panel by clicking on the relevant requests.

• Select the “Issue Filter” field under the Task menu.
• On the panel that opens, you can filter the status change history of the issues and the responsible user details.
• You can save the issue list in xlsx format

• Select the “Issue Changes” field under the Task menu.
• In the panel that opens, you can see the issue list with their latest status. You can filter requests by status and sort them by date or responsible person.
• You can save the list in xlsx format.

8.2 Teams

● Select the “Teams” field under the Request menu.
● You can add field managers and suppliers and update their contact information via this panel.

9.Simulation

● Select the “Simulation” field from the Simulation menu.
● You can start or continue the simulation by pulling the sliding date section on the panel to the date you want. In addition, date selection is made from the calendar panel.

● You can change the simulation speed from the “Speed” field.
● You can view the planned/realized or updated project status on the simulation according to your updated work plan.
● You can run the simulation by selecting the angle you want to see from the camera images you recorded with 4 Camera Modes. This feature is only suitable for the simulation to be started for the Planned and Updated options.

10. Subcontractor Module

10.1 Companies

• You can list the subcontractors in your project from the “Companies” option under the Subcontractor menu.

10.2 Scopes

• Under the Sub-Contractor menu, you can view the scope of the work done in your project and how many elements there are in which scope from the “Scopes” option.
• You can select the elements in the scope with the selection icon on the right side of the scopes.

10.3 Progress Summary

• You can view the information about the Subcontractor company under the titles of Progress Quantity, Quantity Progress and Monetary Progress from the “Progress Summary” option under the Subcontractor menu.
• The desired date can be selected with the date box at the top of the screen.

• You can also take a look at progress by Quantity or by Value

10.4 Subcontractor Progress

● Change in Status: Subcontractors change the status of the building element to “To Be, Done, In Progress, Ready for Inspection”.
● Progress Report: The subcontractor can list the rejected works from the “Works Require Revision ” field in the progress report, and the completed works from the “Works Completed” field.

10.5 Supervisors

● Change of Status: Supervisors can approve or reject the work done.
● Progress Report: Supervisors are the subcontractor’s replacements ready for inspection.
They can list the building elements in the “Works Awaiting Approval” section in the progress report.

10.6 Q/A Users

● Change of Status: They can approve or reject quality work.
● Progress Report: Those who are waiting for the structural elements that have been changed as ready by the inspection by the quality experts can list “Works Awaiting Approval” in their report.

11. Progress Payment

• Jobs approved by the quality department and supervisors go to the completed state.
  For completed works, “Completed + Partially Completed Works” are listed in the “Progress Report”.
  The Subcontractor company for which progress payment is to be made is selected from the Subcontractor drop-down menu.
  You can start the progress payment process with the “Progress Payment Wizard”.

• On the screen that appears, a summary result is obtained along with the numbering of the progress payment, a cumulative value on the basis of this date and the previous date.
• You can see the Summary of IPC within amounts and quantities

• Quantity and quantity data assigned in progress payment steps are included.

• Additions and deductions can be added to the progress payment.

• Calculated Payments listed under the “ Companies > Payment Certificate.”
• You can view the summary information of the progress payments in the list by clicking the selection icon..

12. Activity Stream

• You can view the detailed history of changes made by users in the project with the “Activity Stream” option under the Collaboration menu.