OK, so let's switch to our paper space.
Top down here and we'll start editing these notes now, so we've got some.
This is a note to us.
This isn't a note to add to the join.
Sometimes when people aren't concentrated in the workplace, you'll see you'll get these kind of things
added to a drawer and you might be checking to join.
Someone else has done and it will say something like delete this line and it will be an actual note
on the drawing with an arrow.
And that's when, you know, someone hasn't been really concentrating on listening to their iPod with
music or whatever.
So, yeah, that isn't a note.
So up to the joint, that's a note for us to change lives.
And the main thing that's going to change is changing ground to first.
So wherever it says first, sorry, wherever it says ground, we now want to say first.
And you can do that automatically.
So the way of doing that is to tie in, find also cut us at all, find and replace and it can find and
replace text exactly as it sounds.
So if we type, find and they enter and you'll get this kind of dialog box and there is some more options,
if I just say, let me just close by, if I just say find.
Go good ground and replace with first now, so find a way you can choose to search and change the entire
drawing, or you could just say in this layout, some maybe you didn't want to do it.
If you do the layouts, you didn't want to change it and they just wanted in this layout.
Or you can have select objects.
And maybe it was just a small selection, but you've selected you just want to change the texture.
This case, this is becoming a first of all, I'm going to say entire drawing.
I'm going to go replace all.
And now it's going to say it's finished doing it and it's replaced 11 matches.
It's replaced 11 objects.
OK, so it's it's changed 11 bits of text.
That's a ground with text that says first.
And if I look over, you can see all these ground floor notes.
And our first floor notes, which is great, but up here, it's changed it, but because I Typekit any
capitals, it's done it in capitals slightly under the Typekit find again, I don't remember these selections
or if you've used it previously, you can pull down this menu and have a of previous items you've you've
done.
Now I'm going to highlight the options there.
I'm going to say.
Much case.
OK.
So if I do match case and replace all now, it's only say it's found seven and change seven.
And you'll see it's changed are the ones that are in capitals because I wrote it in capitals, it's
it's looked for only villains in capitals and these ones have remained.
Well, yeah.
So I can just now Typekit in in lower case
replace all and it finds of a free which are these ones?
So now I've changed all those notes automatically.
And sometimes you'll get drawings which have lots and lots of these notes here.
You might have whole paragraphs of text.
Sometimes the the first journal will join in.
A series can just be paragraphs and paragraphs of text.
Find and replace is a great tool for that.
I use it a lot.
I say a lot of people not using it and clicking things individually and changing them all and missing
ones.
And why?
Why, when you've got funded replace, it's much easier.
So look at our market.
All these have now been done.
OK.
We're going to put some dimensions on our window here.
So let's add a dimension, I'm going to add linear dimensions I.
And I'm just doing the same thing, is this right click again, so I'm going left click selecting where
I want to put it, right click to repeat command.
OK.
And I'm just going to love this one and newsgroups.
Just drag it out.
Taddeo.
OK, I'm not going to put my side.
It's up to you.
You can, if you want for me, it's fairly obvious I'm going to move this up, so I'm going to get rid
of our reception because we're on the first floor now.
I'm going to get rid of that note.
So let's see who should be there.
Thank.
Just for starters, I'm just going to pull the width.
That should be all that made.
OK, so two, if you want to practice, you're not doing e-mail notes, feel free, do what you want.
You don't need to change it the same way.
If you could change it, you can stop moving all these walls about if you want.
If it's all good practice, so it's OK to you.
But in terms of this?
We pretty much so.
So now we just need to change now our drawing, tighter block notes.
And you'll say it didn't change in a fun place for a reason, is it?
We've got a bit, we've got a bit of both here.
OK, so I know it's only one piece of text and it would be easier to look at text and change it.
I'm just going to demonstrate if that was my reply.
So it would have found it OK because it was a matching attack.
So it's only change if things are the same kind of upper and lower case layout.
And I presume that Jordan was going to change.
It's going to become f zero zero one.
So Jeff was ground floor
zero zero and there we go.
The scales the same revision one still up to you.
If you want to change the date, change your initials.
Put your initials in again.
If you've moved anything about moved any windows, you might want to change your dimensions by about
as much as you want microsites.
All of this, but that is a general overview of just the type of amendments you'll be asked to do day
in, day out as a cut guy on a job and how to edit your own drawings.
In fact, I've just seen something else it says for the lights.
OK, so strip lights, so do a fun and replace or not.
But sometimes it's easier just to double click.
It's only one text the way it was a couple us, but ground lights and then we go, and that should be.
I will try and change, and that's an overview of basic amendments, so make sure you save us first
floor.
Say that again and you should know the ground floor plan and the first floor layout.
So the next chapter is going to look at creating some elevations of a building.