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OK, so that's our trees laid out, what I want to do now is I want to just put an indication of that

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this area is going to be grassed.

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Now we could go to if we got to hatch.

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Let's find let's pull this down this pattern so we can see more.

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And we want one to represent grass.

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OK, so usually four graphs you would use either dots or crosses.

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That kind of thing, maybe like sand dots can sometimes not show up at all.

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So all its use crosses.

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And if we were to go pick points, I'd pick him there.

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It's going to take a while, but it's going to find this boundary.

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And my computer is thinking about it now.

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The problem we've got is trying to find all these branches on this vegetation, it's trying to save

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us some kind of boundary and you'll see it's selected it, but we get an indication of the grass if

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I change the scale.

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It gets bigger, probably five might look better, something like that will show graphs, but it just

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looks a bit overpowering to me.

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When you do so, I'm going to it's up to you can you could do it that way if you want it.

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I mean, you can click and you can make a color to you.

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I just find it a bit too much to have the whole hutch in there, so what I like to do is just create

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some random shapes.

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So I'm going to turn off off.

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And again, don't try and get some sleep, just create these random shapes of polar lines.

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And all you trying to do is show the areas.

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They are going to be grasped like this, and it just is not us.

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Overpowering just it's just some indication, really.

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And we'll go.

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Twin buildings, maybe a couple of different.

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Shapes, and they will just copy them.

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And you just went to look around them, it's not really going to matter on the actual shape.

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It's just indicative.

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As long as they show each kind of type of area, it's you just try to tell people that it's going to

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be grasped.

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You pull up a count like that, and I'm going to copy.

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Really is just about just to make it look a bit different.

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Okay, so when you've done that, then you can click on Hatch and we'll have the same.

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That's I use crosses.

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I'm going to go with.

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Let's try three point five.

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It might be a bit vague last time.

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I'm not going to go to select instead of picking a point and I'm going to select the shapes.

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Now I'm going to I'm going to do and I'm going to show you, I'm going to demonstrate something if I

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just click all these and we have no options.

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We have one to create separate hatches.

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Well, if I just slot these now, I'm going to go right click to finish it.

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OK, now if I was to, if I said, OK, I wanted to copy.

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I've missed one here.

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I want to copy this one.

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And if I selected well because I selected all these objects at the same time, selected from all together.

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So if I was to copy that into that gap, we've got all these hatches here.

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OK, so I'm just going to undo it.

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I'll just about demonstrate I'm going to undo it.

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I'm going to go to hatch again.

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Same settings.

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Three point five.

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And this time the options are going to go create separate hatches.

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And now what?

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I select them, it will create them as separate individual hatches so I could copy them individually

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or delete them individually and whatever I wanted.

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But I'm still thought to have them all in one operation, if that makes sense.

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So I'll so at least.

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And all right, click and now I can copy.

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So I could copy this one

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into there.

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So first I want to.

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These items again, and what I'm going to do with all these boundaries that we created.

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I'm going to hit the delete.

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Yeah, let me copy this.

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And you can say it's just not as overpowering as it was before.

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Now if I am going to create a new layer, I'm going to call this grass.

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Believe it or not, I'm going to.

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I suppose that should be great.

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I'm going to miss just a bit of a different.

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A very dark green.

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In fact, now I'm going to make a gray gray call, don't want it to stand out.

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Oh, really?

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So it's gross.

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I'm going to right click.

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It's all right, right click select similar.

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I'm Earl selected on all I need to do now is put it on this grassy layer America that's gone to the

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bar and you can see it doesn't.

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It's not as overwhelming.

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It doesn't overpower the drawing like it did before because we've just done these little areas.

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But it does tell us that it's all being grasped without having to draw all line.

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So this is our landscaping plan now, and this is our site.

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But what we'll do next will actually bring in our building plans.

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This is going to demonstrate external references.

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I know external references people can struggle with.

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Some people don't quite understand the concept.

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We do go over in the beginner's course, but people still might not quite understand why you would use,

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I mean, instead of blocks and things like that.

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So next, we'll look at those.