So I'm going to save up, and now we're going to create another elevation now.
Straight away, I can see that this is what elevation look on.
This wall is going to be exactly the same as that one, so I'm going to copy that.
So we're off as I'm going to slide a copy over here.
How about sort of elevation done already?
Now I'm going to take this and I'm going to rotate it there.
Going to do the same with that one.
Let me just.
Then I'll stop corner on there and then I'm going to move it down just so it's in line.
OK.
And I'm going to make sure we use the same ground line.
And I'm going to do exactly the same as we did before, so.
Outdoor.
We'll do that.
I'm going to put a line for our window.
The windows are just on the first floor.
So we act that wanted it, apparently.
So again, we offset the free meters, the separation between floors and then we know it's a free meter
pitched roof.
So let's do some trimming a window, select all the trim all off around the edges.
The door.
I know it doesn't extend further than the ground.
Obviously windows were just on the first floor.
Yeah.
Let's see what our 30 degree pictures here.
So I'm going to rotate.
But sir, I'm going to mirror.
Oh.
You know what?
It's so close.
I'm just going to do this.
I'm just going to fudge it, but again, it will be designed by the actor.
You'd be given all the information.
What's going on?
And we've also got the overhang, so if we just put up to three meters and then do our.
500 overhang.
The give was our roof.
OK.
And if it seems like I'm making this up as I go along, that's because I am.
But it's not important because this is a cut costs on architectural costs.
But you'd be giving my info, so.
You will be expected to work out.
I mean, we could just come off air for our window and our door.
I'm going to set up to one hundred.
Trim is a double door.
So you can say how fast you were when you've got this right clicks on you.
I don't know if you've not been able to find out what parts of it have slowed down.
It's this right click if I'm going to, I'm going to show you that again.
So for trim its left click to select Trim Left Click Window to select all your objects right click.
And I mean, you can just left click trim them all out.
Right click finish.
So when you see me clicking away fast, it's just OK.
It's just my workflow.
May, in fact, if not, no, we'll do that as a bloc.
So now I'm going to trim all this out.
I mean, I'm going to copy one of these blocks.
We've got our windows.
Let's just give ourselves a rectangle to work with here.
I'm now I'm going to create a doll block so it can offset 50 a frame.
Explode because we don't want a bottom piece.
Those lines will extend right to a bottom.
And then we're going to put.
A down a line down the middle to represent two dolls.
And I think these dolls.
I'm going to offset, say, 200.
And it's just going to be a glass panel like that.
Okay, um, let's copy that.
Again, feel free to do whatever style door you want,
some kind of metal opening play on it.
OK, I'm going to select all and we have our doors.
So now I'm going I'm going to use this method, I'm going to cut and I'm going to post block.
OK.
I need to know what is actually called.
Six the five A.
Sixty five, a tax bill.
You know, it's called external door, and I'm going to move into place.
Get rid of this line.
I'm going to what are we doing a copy of these two lines here?
I'm going to steal this, so I'm just going to select it.
Use this copy of Base Point.
The.
It's like a line from that midpoint.
I'm going to trim.
I'm not and trim this line again using my right click workflow trim again, trim.
OK.
And I'll say it does look a bit odd, which probably should have put some windows on the ground floor,
but that's what the architect wanted, apparently.
And we only need to show something once in miss.
I keep saying it, but it's not an architectural design, cos it's to cut costs.
So let's do this hutcheon again.
And in fact, before I do that, I'm going to select it.
I'm going to copy it
and it poised lines.
But don't leave them that long.
Put them just by.
So we have our two elevations.
And one of them doesn't have at all.
There you go.
So now we'll do the same.
Just get some random lines.
And make it look a bit different.
OK, now I'm going to do Hatch again and what I'm going to do now, I'm just going to put the points,
OK?
I'm going to right click and I'm just going to go much properties.
And that's the easiest way, rather than having to do the same pattern and scale and things like that,
if you've got hot shower or do, you can just put any hatch in there and then much of properties, and
I'm going to do that again.
And the reason I'm doing it like this, I didn't want to select all fall shapes, even though they're
the same hot properties, because then it would see it as one object.
If that makes sense.
So if I slept with Hatch, you can say it sucks both of them.
All the hatches I chose at the same time slept in them.
If I'd have done all four at the same time, they would all be in the same place.
And if I wanted to move this, perhaps this would have stayed the same.
There is an option to do it a separate arches, but it's easier sometimes to do it with two separate
hatch commands.
Okay, so if you didn't understand?
Don't work.
And.
It's just I'm just explaining some of my work flows, but it all becomes second nature.
I've been using it for a while, so it's too much of a I'm there and I will do it again, right click
through Peak Command.
And now much properties, because I and you can say I work very fast with this right quit command.
And you might.
I appreciate you've got to rewind it, pause it, play it on half speed.
But I do get complaints.
I go a bit too slow sometimes.
So try to please everyone and you can always slow it down or repeat it.
But that's I also want to demonstrate how quickly it's to work with this right click workflow.
So I want to show you how you how quickly can do it.
Those right and left clicks, I said, and we have our file of options.
And that was done pretty quickly.
Yes, they are basic elevations, but you would use the same process of siting down from your plum.
No matter how complex, this was just a different.
It's just maybe there was more windows, more doors, different pitched roof, but it's the same process,
and that's what I wanted to demonstrate.