OK, so let's hope not so cut I'm using to cut 2022.
Just just come out as I'm recording, this video is basically the same as also 2021 and basically the
same as outcome 2020 at least.
So don't worry if you're using any of those, it's the same thing.
Just close the properties, so what I've done, I've opened up building zero one, Jeff Jeff's ground
floor because this is going to be used, we don't withdraw everything from scratch.
I'm generally don't.
It's very rare, but I will start drawing from scratch in the workplace.
Usually there'll be something similar.
There'll be maybe a bit of a plant.
If I was to create an electrical plumbing, for instance, with all the electrics that open this floorplan
and not just save us and generally I tend to do that and people tend to do that.
And industry, you always have something similar to star on which you set up the way you want.
It's got the tides of blocking that kind of thing.
So we're going to use this ground floor first.
We were going to do, I'm going to go save us.
I'm going to say that I was building 01 one SPF, so first floor.
I know ground floor, first of all, not everyone uses that terminology.
I think usually in America, the first floor will be on the ground of a second floor would be the next
one.
But it doesn't matter for the purpose of this tutorial.
We're going to call it ground floor and first floor.
So we've got this safe now, first floor, so it can ed and not do any changes to the ground floor plan.
So let's take a look at our PTF again.
If you are following along with this, I would recommend Dave a printed mess out and having it alongside
you are on a separate screen.
You may have my calls on a separate screen.
I appreciate that, so maybe print it out for me.
I'll keep switching between the two just so you can see what I'm doing.
If I was to have a different screen, but I wasn't recording, you didn't see what I was referring to.
So I am going to keep flicking between the two, but it's a bit of a awkward way of working for yourself,
so you might want to print it out.
So let's have a look what we're going to do.
First, we're going to do the main changes first, and I think I'm going to I'm going to lock up this
door and I'm going to put in these windows.
So that will be my first thing.
And the windows are just the same block we've got in the drawing.
Which one meter in?
OK, so let's go ahead and do that, let's switch into our model space.
And I'm going to lock up this door, so I'm going to delete the door first, select it, press delete,
and now I can look at delete of and.
OK, I'm the rest of it.
I'm.
I'm actually going to just deal with grips.
So I'm going to select all that, I'm going to do a window and just touch all up, so it's selected
and you'll see I've got the blue grips now to select multiple groups to hold down shift.
I'm going to select these free groups here and then without shifts held.
I'm going to select one of them.
And I'm going to drag it out.
You don't actually need to have snaps on because you get to grips, all your grips are highlighted.
It will automatically snap to your grip.
OK, so I can just choose that gripper.
And because I'm still working kind of grip mode, I can snap onto that grip.
I'm impressive, Scott.
There you go.
So that's up to them, and now I'm going to put in a window, so I'm going to copy one of these blocks.
I'm going to rotate it, so I left.
And again, if you've done the of course, you'll know about this clicking, I'm doing.
If not, it is simply.
So come on.
So you object because I've got the right click setup where I can just do right click to enter and now
specify my bass point.
So it's Snap, which is up, I'm going to turn it.
OK, so a museum, a right click to enter and repeat command.
If I click it again, it will repeat a command.
I can do it again.
So by having your right click setup that way, it makes it so much simpler.
If I was to move us, for instance, I left clicked.
Move left quickly.
Object right, click enter left click.
For Bass Point, put it where I want, and then if I want to do it again, it's just right click to
repeat a command.
I'm going to select the object, right click.
Don't really need the bass.
Can click anywhere here, OK?
And I'm just going to type in one zero one zero zero zero four thousand mm or one meter.
I'm going to present a knowing the right place.
So all this sign up is right click button really.
Just speed things up.
I'm going to copy that now.
I mean, I'm going to move up.
Just using the same process, we've got right click button.
OK, now could have merit, but I would have had to out of view.
This will not this one because we've we've brought and it's not in the middle, so I just moved it.
You could do it.
There's always multiple ways of achieving the same result, so whatever you feel comfortable with.
And now I'm just going to mirror that.
On the midpoint of that line.
Race sore subjects.
No.
OK.
So all we did was mirror using the midpoint of this line is kind of your mirror line, which would put
it on the wall on this side and they will go.
But we do want to trim out the hatch now and luckily we can do.
That also allows you to trim hatch so we can select trim, click on it.
Some block it will slightly just say, Oh, it's a rectangle, right click for enter and just we're
just going to click in that hatch.
I mean, right click to finish and it's trimmed out, and we'll do that on any of us.
So click it, right click and left click to select all the bits of hatch, making sure you know you
don't click on a line, you click on the hatch and between it's done well.
Right click to repeat the command left click on the outer rectangle of a window, right click to enter
and left click to select each piece of hatch.
Right click to finish, and then again last time, right click Repeat Command.
Slightly outer rectangle, right click.
Let me go.
So that's about right, as we did in the beginning, of course, and as we've done in the introduction
of a certain part of this course, really to speed things up, and now we've added our windows.
So what else do we need to do?
Let's move this wall and Darwin meter to the site.
So I'm going to that, we've got a hunch.
OK, so the first thing I'm going to do, I'm just going to move a line and all the actual geometry.
I'm going to leave the hatch as it is sort of left.
Click both of these lines and often a window slightly on the door.
I'm going to go to move.
It's going to click anyway.
It doesn't matter.
Make sure all is on by pressing F8.
OK?
You don't want to be moving it like that.
So make sure you press fight and you've got this restriction to 90 degrees.
Just move your mouse in general direction.
Typing 1000 for 1000 millimeters, which is a meter and your geometry has moved.
And now it's just a case of tightening up your hunch, which I like to do with grips.
So you left your see you get all the grips available to you.
And now I'm going to hold down shift and I'm going to choose multiple grips.
Now you could do it all in one go.
The problem is if you let's let's do it, actually.
Sometimes when you try and do too much, if you miss click one, it just ends up being more time consuming.
I will do it again.
But it is to do it in smaller bits, but I'm just going to select all those offshore selected, all
those groups.
I'm just going to select one, which will be this one.
A base point.
I put it there.
OK.
And our whole hunch now has been added to just using those groups.
And then we've got these lines here, which is just extending too far so we can use our trim command,
left click, right click and left click select right click Finish Command.
And there we go.
So that's our wall moved will meter easily.
Now we want to move these lines.
We want to get them in the center of the room.
Quickest way is to find center points.
OK, so if I do a line from the midpoint here down to a midpoint here, then the midpoint of this line
is pretty much essential to those lines.
I mean, if I just do the same from corner to corner.
But now I can just slip the midpoint there, you put it, on the midpoint there.
I'm a central.
It's just the way I like to do things.
If you put any kind of construction lines and use midpoint makes it easier.
This one's for even simpler.
Just do a line between them all the line corner to corner.
Slept all of them, midpoint, midpoint, delete all construction lines.
And then you go.