OK, so that's our trees laid out, what I want to do now is I want to just put an indication of that
this area is going to be grassed.
Now we could go to if we got to hatch.
Let's find let's pull this down this pattern so we can see more.
And we want one to represent grass.
OK, so usually four graphs you would use either dots or crosses.
That kind of thing, maybe like sand dots can sometimes not show up at all.
So all its use crosses.
And if we were to go pick points, I'd pick him there.
It's going to take a while, but it's going to find this boundary.
And my computer is thinking about it now.
The problem we've got is trying to find all these branches on this vegetation, it's trying to save
us some kind of boundary and you'll see it's selected it, but we get an indication of the grass if
I change the scale.
It gets bigger, probably five might look better, something like that will show graphs, but it just
looks a bit overpowering to me.
When you do so, I'm going to it's up to you can you could do it that way if you want it.
I mean, you can click and you can make a color to you.
I just find it a bit too much to have the whole hutch in there, so what I like to do is just create
some random shapes.
So I'm going to turn off off.
And again, don't try and get some sleep, just create these random shapes of polar lines.
And all you trying to do is show the areas.
They are going to be grasped like this, and it just is not us.
Overpowering just it's just some indication, really.
And we'll go.
Twin buildings, maybe a couple of different.
Shapes, and they will just copy them.
And you just went to look around them, it's not really going to matter on the actual shape.
It's just indicative.
As long as they show each kind of type of area, it's you just try to tell people that it's going to
be grasped.
You pull up a count like that, and I'm going to copy.
Really is just about just to make it look a bit different.
Okay, so when you've done that, then you can click on Hatch and we'll have the same.
That's I use crosses.
I'm going to go with.
Let's try three point five.
It might be a bit vague last time.
I'm not going to go to select instead of picking a point and I'm going to select the shapes.
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
just click all these and we have no options.
We have one to create separate hatches.
Well, if I just slot these now, I'm going to go right click to finish it.
OK, now if I was to, if I said, OK, I wanted to copy.
I've missed one here.
I want to copy this one.
And if I selected well because I selected all these objects at the same time, selected from all together.
So if I was to copy that into that gap, we've got all these hatches here.
OK, so I'm just going to undo it.
I'll just about demonstrate I'm going to undo it.
I'm going to go to hatch again.
Same settings.
Three point five.
And this time the options are going to go create separate hatches.
And now what?
I select them, it will create them as separate individual hatches so I could copy them individually
or delete them individually and whatever I wanted.
But I'm still thought to have them all in one operation, if that makes sense.
So I'll so at least.
And all right, click and now I can copy.
So I could copy this one
into there.
So first I want to.
These items again, and what I'm going to do with all these boundaries that we created.
I'm going to hit the delete.
Yeah, let me copy this.
And you can say it's just not as overpowering as it was before.
Now if I am going to create a new layer, I'm going to call this grass.
Believe it or not, I'm going to.
I suppose that should be great.
I'm going to miss just a bit of a different.
A very dark green.
In fact, now I'm going to make a gray gray call, don't want it to stand out.
Oh, really?
So it's gross.
I'm going to right click.
It's all right, right click select similar.
I'm Earl selected on all I need to do now is put it on this grassy layer America that's gone to the
bar and you can see it doesn't.
It's not as overwhelming.
It doesn't overpower the drawing like it did before because we've just done these little areas.
But it does tell us that it's all being grasped without having to draw all line.
So this is our landscaping plan now, and this is our site.
But what we'll do next will actually bring in our building plans.
This is going to demonstrate external references.
I know external references people can struggle with.
Some people don't quite understand the concept.
We do go over in the beginner's course, but people still might not quite understand why you would use,
I mean, instead of blocks and things like that.
So next, we'll look at those.