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And now we want to do that with room two.

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We can just go right click, go to move to the end and create a copy.

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It creates a new tab.

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Let's rename that room zero two.

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Even though our viewport is turned off, you can still double click where it is.

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And drag it along.

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In this case, it's I'm going to turn it on because we need to adjust it.

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So we'll turn that back on.

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I'll use the grips to drag this viewport.

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You can see our dimensions going a bit haywire there because they actually linked to the object below.

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I am just going to delete those.

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Because it's easy enough to do them again.

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So we'll change this to room two.

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And you can see this using F3 to turn oh, snaps on and off and things like that.

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It really comes in handy and I'm not going to worry about too many dimensions.

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There you go.

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Let's get rid of these and change that to room two.

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And you could do that for each room.

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So you can see now we've got in our tabs, we've got a full plan, a room one and a room two.

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And this is where the benefit of working with paper space and your viewports really comes in because

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we have still only got one model.

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If I was to add, let's say in room one, there was another light there, and maybe in room two, there

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was another light there.

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If I go to the full plan, you can see.

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Just move the text that they've been added.

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But we've also if I go to room one, it's also been added.

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If I go to room two, that's been added and all you have to do is adjust any kind of text and dimensions

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that are in here.

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But in terms of editing the model, you only have the one model.

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Which is drawn to actual size in the correct space.

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So any time the architect came along, if this was a building design, anytime the architect came along

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and says, we're moving this wall, maybe this door wants to be on that side.

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You only ever have to change that once.

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But in terms of your documentation, your drawings, all this will update.

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If you were just done drawing a title block in model space around here, you would have had to have

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another drawing with a zoomed in or a different size title block just around this room with all the

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rest trimmed away.

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And none of it would be linked.

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None of it would be intelligent.

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Nothing would update automatically.

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The way we set up here is intelligent.

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It has this automatic updating and you could have as many of these tabs as you want.

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I've done joins with 50 or more tabs in them for different views you might have.

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You might have a layout which is just one window, a typical window.

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Maybe there was some kind of detail in this corner.

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You had a layout of a layout of just this detail here, for instance, but it could all be drawn in

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the model in the correct place.

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You just have different views.

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Zooming in, in different layouts.

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And as you would want, each of those layouts can have its own title set the scale.

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I think we used 40 there, if I remember rightly.

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So you can add it.

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You can edit all that and you can control it all and you can reference it all with notes.

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Maybe you wanted a different, for instance, room two, you may have a general room layout, an electrical

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layout which shows the wiring and the lighting, a mechanical layout, which maybe showed some radiators

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and things and heating and pipework, an interior design layout which showed notes towards the decoration.

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And so you might have multiple drawings for each room, but still you would only need one model.

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And all these notes and dimensions would be in paper space, referring to different things on different

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layouts.

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So hopefully now it's becoming more clear why we do it that way and why that is a preferred way.

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You will definitely, if you do cart and you start going into companies or working with other people,

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you will definitely see people not using this the correct way, putting their title block in model space

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or scaling everything down in paper space.

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And it just you lose all this functionality and ability.

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So that is another way where you can see someone who's who's been taught properly and somebody who's

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taught themselves.

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If you just jump onto AutoCAD, you could probably figure out how to draw rectangles and circles in

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quite a short time.

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And you might have done already, but this is the kind of thing you'll never figure out if someone doesn't

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show you because it's not it's not just intuitive.

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You wouldn't know that this existed, but when you get used to using it, it's so powerful.

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It allows you it saves so much time.

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If you can imagine having a different model for every layout of the electrical, the mechanical, the

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interior design, we all had a different model.

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And then something changes.

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You have to go and change that in every single different one.

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And that's when errors come in and it just becomes a bit of a nightmare.

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So yeah, this is by far the best way to work.

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And you've if you've got this far, which I hope you have, you've already learned more than many,

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many people I work with out there day in, day out.

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People don't use the correct layers.

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They don't use paper space and model space.

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They don't understand it.

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So you're already far ahead of a lot of people.

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And this just what we've learned so far will stand you in good stead to go out there and create some

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good models moving forward.

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We're going to learn a few more little tricks and just general items that you can add just to improve

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your drawings.