And let's say I've got my last.
They're loaded in.
Because I've saved us and I've used the same drawing, but I'm going to create a new layer and I'm going
to call this building outline.
And I'm going to make low, I think.
OK, does it matter?
Choose whatever you want.
Call it whatever you want.
I'm going to close up and I'll put this onto the building outline later.
So going back to our layout, we can see this building is 3.3 meters from this boundary line and 4.7
from there.
So I'm going to go move.
On the object, right?
By this point, does it matter?
Click anywhere.
Make sure you've got all four on.
I'm going to remember Meters.
So it's 4.7.
Right click to repeat the command, same process doesn't matter whether this point is I'm going to click
for eight point three and that is now in the right position, so we want four of these five metres apart.
It was easy enough to do, but it's not really worth doing an array for something
just far of a setting out.
Well, I would do is copy one and then go to move struggling down Typekit five.
Now you've got you got between these two, correct?
You can go copy, select that one right click use as a base point and put it on the.
I won't do that again.
And they will go.
That's all, Bill, that we know because we checked before that symmetrical service distance is the
same either side.
So our next job, we can just use Mirror Select on those.
So at the midpoint, let's pull down from every line and there we have it.
We have our buildings laid out.
So now we're going to lay out this car park area in the middle and we'll go back to a markup.
We can see the size is fifty seven point seven meters by 55 meters and central dump site.
So the first thing I'm going to do is create that rectangle fifty five by fifty seven point seven.
And a quarter rectangle, I'm just going to click anywhere, and I was going to type in the 55, I mean,
top fifty seven point seven.
I'm not so all right.
I'm glad I can start by just moving it midpoint to midpoint.
Just to get it central.
And our mark is 3.5 meters from that back wall.
So we'll just move it and quick anyway and make sure our phone is on.
We can just type in 3.5
3.5 and then we'll go.
So that's our our rectangle there.
But you can see, because it's a carport, it's got nice curved kind of curves here.
Some of this data, we're not going to be told all of it here.
We're just going to create ourselves.
If you you're given it, obviously, you'd use these whatever radius you were given.
But with the landscaping kind of thing on the curb lines, we're going to come up with a design ourselves
and this is generally what would happen.
You'll be given the main kind of constraint details the size of a building, the size of a cover, and
then you'd be expected to fill in details yourself.
So we're just going to do that.
Use the license, come up with a design.
If it changes, it's easier for someone to change a dimension on your print than be constantly having
to fill in things that you've missed just because you didn't know.
So sometimes it's better to just take a guess, and if it changes, so be it.
And that's what we're going to do here.
We're going to call this design.
So I'm just going to fill it and I'm going to I'm going to have a guess, a radius.
So if quick, don't fill it.
We need to now give it a radius.
I'm going to go with two point five meters, OK, I'm not going to give it a nice round the corner to
this car park.
And I would go, I'm going, I'm going to start to get this road in there.
OK, so I've gone from the midpoint of this line down, so it's perpendicular.
And now we can see this road wants to be five meters.
And it's all curved.
OK.
So if we look at this, if this was five meters and here we've got 10 meters back.
So this is a 10 metre radius must be five meters because it's going to have to be a full curve if it
makes sense of this, the dam, if this was a circle, the diameter would be 10 meters of a radius,
must be five.
So let's see.
Hopefully that works, and we will first offset 2.5 so it can get either side of up.
We'll then use those lines just just to trim, just to separate the lines out.
OK?
And now we'll go to fill.
It will radius and we'll type in five.
And now I'm going to radius those.
So that works out well, so we've got our five metre line and we'll do the same here.
Remember, that's the centerline, so use the lines of Offset and that now is going to give us our outside
curb line.
But.
And all I'm going to do with this.
Inside line, I'm just going to trim it off.
OK, so we've got to two and say we've got a curb line in white.
We've got the site boundary in red.
That's fine.
I'm going to get rid of this site boundary because it's just going to become confusing, so I'll delete
that front boundary we don't need obviously the road is a boundary.
And that's enough to give us our outline.
We just need to have this island now, which is five meters by forty seven point five and it's five
meters off that wall.
So let's say we're going to draw a rectangle.
Anyway, we're going to go five to forty seven point five, which is that we're going to move it using
the midpoint here to the midpoint there, a man, as you've probably already done.
We're going to you probably well ahead of me.
We're going to move out of five, if you if you think I'm going to slow.
All I can say is for everyone who says I go too.
So I got people saying I go too fast and vice versa, so I try to aim for somewhere in the middle.
You can always speed up.
I know what I've done churning before people watch it on one and a half speed or two times the speed,
and it definitely speeds through.
Sound like I've been breathing helium.
But it does speed it up.
If I'm going too fast, you can always Paul, stop, rewind, replay that kind of thing.
So I aim to be somewhere in the middle.
But I appreciate everyone's different and everyone has different experience already.
So I'm going to up five meters five and that's in the correct place.
And now I'm going to put some smaller radius on those.
I'm going to go off a meter, so go fill it right is one.
And let's just put this small radius, as I imagine this is going to be, it's the purpose of it is
just to allow the traffic to kind of have a one way system around the car park all this way, depending
on where you live.
And here it would be full of probably shrubs and bushes and that kind of thing.
But for the purposes of this lesson, we just want to get this outlining.
And then we go, So we've got all you see.
So now we can use and we've got our buildings laid out and we've got alcopop.
Let's just create a layer for our car park.
So let's just call this car park going up and I'm going to make that.
Let's go ahead and make it orange.
Orange will do sometimes orange print exactly like red, depending on your printer.
It's mainly average.
Again, you can call it and color it however you want.
I'm going to create this orange, and it's going to be those lines.
I'm going, I'm going to click Save.
And this is the beginning of our layout.