So the next term, we're going to do going around some car park bays into this cafe.
Obviously, everyone would just park wherever, wherever they want.
So we're going to have some marked bays and we're going to that.
This will be a bit of an exercise.
See what we can fit in.
Now it depends where abouts in the world you live.
I know in America accustomed to be huge and a lot bigger than somewhere like the UK, but I'm going
to use a standard size of each bay.
I'm going to go with five meters long by two and a half meters wide.
OK, so let's have a look how that looks on our top.
First, let's draw one with a rectangle, so it's going to be two point five.
Top five and that will be one space and a for one car.
So we're going to lay these out and what we're going to do, we're going to come off kind of with some
arms here and then spaces either side, but leave enough to get out and maneuver around the car park.
So I'm going to go off.
I'm going to draw a line.
I'm going to go off this midpoint here.
And I'm just going to come out just fine, I can't really right now say I wanted to draw it just to
see roughly the scale and where I could put them, and I'm going to draw a line from here on there,
and it's going to go.
It's going to be five meters long.
I'm going.
I'm going to offset 2.5.
OK.
And that will be our.
A car park space, though, you did drive in that way.
And now I can offset some more, just leaving it on the same settings or 2.5 and or think one two three
four five.
So that's probably the limit, I would imagine.
Don't forget, you need to be able to drive in here.
In fact, you could add another couple.
Let's say I'm going to go with five meter is a space that we require.
This drive.
So, yeah, OK, in the morning.
So let's off.
OK, so one, two, four three four five six, seven eight.
Now go now all I need to do.
It's mirror those points.
Put them up, and I'll get rid of these because the lines are just on the curb.
So that's our car park spaces.
I'm going to put on a layer,
I'm going to call it parking space.
I'm going to make this kind of a light gray color.
I'll select all those and put them on that layer.
I would go, no, I'm going to copy and thought what I'm going to do.
I'm going to now.
I'm going to paste as a block.
I'm going to put it.
Let's just put it back to my point.
I thought rename.
I'll rename two
parking spaces.
OK, so this now is a blog called Parking Spaces.
I'm going to copy that.
Let's put it on there.
So looking at that now, I know we'll probably only get free of these kind of branches on here.
I'm going to move to prevent it.
Let's try 10 meters.
Now that I know what's going to be a way to tie up probably got more space than we need here, so I'm
going to move it back down to point five.
And that looks more like it.
Now, all we need to do is mirror once.
I mean, there are all those.
And there we go, we have our car park laid out.
So just using some offsets and mirror, we can lay out all these car parking spaces.
I'm not going to count how many spaces got plenty of spaces, but it was we only drew a few lines and
then it was just a case of copy a mirror and using base points, a mirror lines.
You can you can set this out fairly easily.
So it's looking like pretty much all is laid out now, we're just going to dress it up a bit, we're
going to put in our paths and kerbs and then we're going to add just some shrubbery, some blocks,
just indicative.