So now we can go to this plant here, and this is from the floor, the first floor layout, so we've
got all our dimensions of tech still here, but the drawing has gone, obviously with just delete it.
So what I'm going to do, I'm going to select all that stuff in paper space.
I'm just going to move it for now out to the side.
OK.
I'm going to delete if you are just want.
At least one dimension and some bits of text, which I can copy in rather than creating it from scratch.
I mean, I know we're using the same kind of text fonts, heights I just because we're just going to
use the same copy mean or match properties.
So for double clicking, have a few parts, though.
OK.
And it's locked so it can unlock it.
And now it can look at doing our one of our elevations.
Let's go with this one first.
Just get it roughly the right scale.
And let's see what.
What looks right?
So let's try one to 100.
No, actually one to 100 is pretty much perfect because that's the same as our floor plan.
OK, so we know it would fit because our floor plan was one 200.
So we'll move it into a center or click here to go back into paper space.
Again, if this if you if this whole model space paper space isn't
comfortable for you, then you might want to think of a beginner's course where we explain all this
stuff.
If you've joined this course without them a beginner's course, it's hard for me to know what you know
what you don't.
So if anything is if you're thinking, well, he hasn't shown us what to do about this because I've
shown him the beginners course.
So now.
We can just choose to put some dimensions on which is linear dimensions first, and what would we want
to say?
Well, let's go with a height.
The.
And let's go over high.
There may be a high.
Move this out.
OK.
In fact, texting
a dimension here now, you could argue this elevation, you might not have damaged a lot more of a detail
drawn.
But again, I just want to show you some things.
In an elevation like this, it's really up to you what kind of notes you've put on it.
A lot of the time it was just before the planning process to see what it's going to.
So I'm not going to fill it full of notes.
You're ready now to do that.
But if you weren't you some, we've got them copied here so you can get the same font and things.
And all I'm going to do is say
now it's going to be multiple of these offices.
So we don't have a lot of time.
You will see an elevation labeled north elevation, east elevation, depending on how you were looking
at maybe north east elevation.
This building is going to be multiple times, it's going to be rotated.
So I'm just going to say I'm going to call them elevation
one, two, four and four, OK.
And that will do unless CI turns up to.
So again, we're making this numbering system up as we go along.
Don't worry, I'm going to leave a diet and everything.
I'm going to leave elevation one.
OK, I'm going to delete these detailed layouts.
I'm going to rename that
elevation, what?
OK.
And I would we're not going to pay any more tax in damages, and we're going to leave it like that.
I'm going to save that file and all we need to do now is copy.
So right click on the top copy, move to the end, but make sure you create a copy of it, OK, because
it's the same command to move as it is to copy.
I'll see you in a minute, but we're going to rename.
Relation to the now what I want to do.
I've created a copy of this is going to be a elevation too.
And I just want to show one of the other elevations which are a model space along this plane.
OK, so I know if I just slide up to the left, all right, I'm going to get one of river views.
So it's a double click to click inside.
Make sure you click inside for Viewport.
I'm not OK with this tiled model space.
Now you can do a pan, but if you pan, it's not going to do it by.
You're probably not going to get it.
Horizontal also won't work in this case, but what you can do is you can hold down shift, but make
sure.
I'll do that to get it back.
Make sure you don't hold down shift first, because that will take you.
It's a crazy free day.
We'll make sure you hold down your middle button and then hold down shift and you'll say I'll only let
you open at 90 degrees.
OK, don't don't try and line out with the dimensions because it just won't get it close.
Click outside the and then re attach the dimensions to the walls if you try to actually.
Line up by I would and also the items with dimensions wouldn't actually be attached to anything.
So this way it fixes them to the points, you're really fixing them to the points you want to dimension,
basically.
No.
So that's elevation to.
However, you want to no remark or whatever you want to call them, it's completely up to you folks
who joins the basically the same.
Now, if we're exactly the same, you might have got away with St Elevation one and two.
I think we'll join, but it's probably going to be some minor differences, I would imagine.
Maybe in terms of good training or something.
So that's two elevations.
Now I'm going to go move up copy again.
I'm going to say move to the end.
If I don't click copy, it would just move this this one to the end.
So by creating a copy, it does actually give you a new one.
I'm going to rename that
elevation.
Three.
OK.
Now, same again, double cookie, my hold on middle button, hold down shift, slide along.
Let's bring in front.
We might get away with putting birthdays on the same drawing.
Yeah, let's do so.
Going to model space.
I'm going to move these closer together, make sure all frozen.
OK, I'm going to do, I'm going to I will this bright line here just to make sure we have a cut line
in between them.
We go back to our elevation.
You can say to actually film on one drawing, so I'm going to retouch.
These dimensions.
This one.
No such
move it side of the door.
And I was going to put new dimensions on this one.
Not only put new ones on all, move the old ones as long as you reattach them.
OK, I'm for this one.
I'm going to call this elevation free and for.
And.
I'm going to.
The bottom up tax, and I'm going to say
reliable, which ones they are so capital's elevation of free and fair tax and a pair we've got on the
line.
I'm bold.
Then we can copy it, make sure of its own, it's nice and aligned change about to fall.
So this will be drawing free.
OK, so far.
And if I could just change up, no.
And there we are.
We've now got a drop elevation drawing.
We've all built in elevations and again, at whatever details you want to add, make it look as detailed
as you need to do.
But it's about the principle behind it and correct elevations.
So now we've got a building flow layout for the ground floor, the first floor, and we've got four
elevations.
OK, so next we're going to create a quick roof plan because we're going to use a roof plan in our site
layout.
I'm going to save up.