OK, so next, we're going to do a bit more landscaping, drawing here in your resources folder should
have a drawing file called landscaping blocks.
If you're open, it's got some of these fairly basic blocks just indicating trees and that kind of thing
and.
We can make these different sizes to show different things a tree could become a bush or shrub, for
instance.
Now, if you need to find any blocs, whether it's landscaping, maybe you ought to put some cars in
or some people walking around.
You can't just Google auto cut blocks landscape or auto cut blocks people.
There's lots and lots of sites online where you can download these things, so it's up to you.
Whether you use these are included or you go and get your own and you had any of the kind of things,
it's just feel free to dress up as much as you want.
It's great to just see people changing it about, but for the purposes of this tutorial, we're going
to use these landscaping blocks included in the course.
So I have it open, and what I like to do is just select some a few different ones that you think are
appropriate.
So this site, I'm imagining, for instance, it's I mean, in the UK, I probably would have palm trees
if I definitely would have palm trees because they're not going to last long.
If you're imagining bicycles somewhere else, feel free to add palm trees.
Feel free to wherever you want.
I'm going to choose this, but I'm just going to create a selection of see, some of them are fairly
basic.
And won't really look right, like this looks more like a snowflake.
Others are more kind of just indicative that the can be used, you can use them.
It depends what you want to show, whether you want to show a big tree or a bush.
I'm not going to use farms for mine, but again, feel free.
OK, well, I'm going to take those ones I'm going to copy from a clipboard.
I'm going to go to the site layout and I'm going to go to, I'm going to go to paste and bring them
in and you'll see that come in massive.
These are probably created mm.
And we're working in meters, so it's perfectly normal and all you need to do is let them go to scale
and select them.
Right click when you've selected all the objects, click somewhere around the draw and to go from millimeters
to meters, you type point there is one because you're scaling down by a thousand.
Now that tiny service is something you'd get that probably centimeters, so let's try scaling up by
10.
And that's probably the size they were created.
I imagine some.
OK, so it's still quite small, but if we if we go there, we can go to measure measured distance.
So it's like one and a half, but one and a half meters diameter.
So it'll be OK for a shrub, that kind of thing.
And I'm going to copy, I'm going to copy one.
I'm what I'm going to do.
I'm going to put it in here.
I.
And I'm going to toss a few around.
But random.
Something like that.
I'll take one of these.
I may be.
OK, and maybe one of these.
And you could say, I'm just all I'm doing is kind of showing this random.
Spacing out of shops.
Don't try and click exactly where I'm clicking or anything is totally random.
I mean, all I'm going to do is let's just copy one of each and I'm going to scale this one by to scale
this one by two, go up by two and.
You've moved from about the.
I'm trying to create this kind of random.
Planting scheme.
So maybe they will have one of those on a scale up by 1.5.
You see, you know, this kind of jumble of different sizes, and that's all I'm trying to do.
So and you just.
Very, very random planted
and these vegetation and landscaping blocks us, that's all you kind of do really is just indicative,
you know, you telling someone you need to plant this kind of tree here.
If you don't want to Typekit a reference, you can just click a baseball and drag it out of your mouth
to.
It looks right.
Just feel free to come up with your own scheme and.
And once you've got something like that, in fact, what I'm going to do now, I'm actually going to
do it.
I'm going to get rid of these.
Now I've got this kind of jumble here and it looks random enough.
I'm just going to copy the whole lot and make it easier for myself.
By doing something like.
Oops!
So that's some kind of shrubbery planting scheme in the middle again is just indicative.
I'd also like to have.
Maybe we're going to do they're going to want some trees, new trees planted here, let's just give
them a one point five.
Okay, so we're going to have some trees from.
Again, very random.
Once I've laid them out, I'm going to mirror to.
So we've got some trees scattered.
Maybe they want some sort of look to our landscape and draw this one.
And I'm going to imagine this one is kind of a pine tree, conifer type pine tree.
Let's put these massive moment
scale it and scared to do it by I, so imagine him as something like one of it when you have the conifers,
either side of a path.
Well, off something like that and we'll do that on each of us so we can just copy copy the.
I'm an mirror.
I'm going to create a layer and I'm going to call it trees.
Actually, I'm going to call it Virtu Station, because it's a bit of everything and I'm going to make
this, I'm going to make it green as well, but it's going to be quite a light green this one.
In fact, no, it's yeah, it's going to be one of these light Greens here.
Yes, I'm going to go somewhat similar.
And you say all that same, that same block, whatever size is selected, it so you can just do it on
the other blocks.
Click it, right click it, select similar and all of them.
I'm going to put it on the.
Vegetation layer, right, you see, the branch has remained white.
That's OK, that's just because it's as by block sort of by land.
If you wanted to change up, you could double click.
It's going to block select it all inside of a block and put it on my vegetation layer.
Change it to change, of course.
The bilayer close to save a block.