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OK, so now we're going to start looking at crates and layouts and our separate drawings.

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And if you've done any of my courses before, you know how I like to work one model create layers,

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extra effort, that kind of thing, we can create all our drawings from this one model.

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OK, it's the best way to work.

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It means any changes you don't have to change once it reduces so many errors of seeing so many errors

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in the work place.

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When I've gone into jobs and you find out every different drawing, whether it five a building, that

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landscape in the road markings were all based on all of different models, a model for each thing.

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And when one thing changes, it's been forgotten on some drawings.

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Some things don't line up when you just create so much work and so much hassle when you can just do

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it this way, so much easier.

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So we'll go for it now and what we're going to do, we're going to create all our different drawings.

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Is layout something this same model?

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OK, so our initial we initially created this when we did the site boundary, the first thing we did

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we use for survey drawing we'd already created.

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So if I go to the first layout Typekit paper space, we have our chance of blocking it still.

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So setting out details.

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But that's because we used a drawing its base.

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We didn't start from a blank file.

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If for any reason you don't have it, maybe you've deleted it or you started from a different place

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in the resources folder, you can just bring in the A1 title block and then when you've brought it and

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you create a viewport.

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So under the layout top, just go to rectangular and create a rectangular viewport from that corner

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to that corner.

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Now also sets it out.

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Join.

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It was to scale.

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So he's got a slight lead, but it was soon now because we're in meters.

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OK.

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The scale would have been something like.

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Went to 50, I think it was so if we go Z for Zoom, I went up to for an XP, which means it's a it's

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kind of a code when you're doing scales, you Typekit XP after it and it means I'm not sure what it

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means to be honest, but it is.

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It gives it the scale reference anyway.

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So but now he's wanted 250 because it's in meters, everything has to be divided by a thousand.

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So all you do is you divide a thousand by whatever you want.

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We want one to 250.

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So we divide 1000 by four.

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It's one to 250, which means we zoom by we zoom and we Typekit for XP, and that will give us this

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is just because we're working in meters.

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So and I'll try to block here is scaled in millimeters.

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Oh, no, such an outcry, and we were working in absolute corners because they were going to say we

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needed our coordinate dimensions to give the correct dimension if we'd have used our use.

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That we created to make this aligned when we put those dimension coordinates on, they would have come

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out based on a 00. of here and X and Y being similar in size, so it wouldn't work.

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So we kept our sets out drawn in this orientation.

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Now I'm going to change this site layout to be as we have a model space.

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So if we double click here to view port and you can see you've got the same pull down menu and we saved

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all use this so we can just click and now I'm going to click Top View and I'm going to scale again.

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So I'm going to Type Z for Zoom and I'm going to talk for XP.

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OK, now because it's no longer on the diagonal.

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We might get away with one to 200 sort of 250 so thousand divided by 205.

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So I'm going to Typekit for Zoom.

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5X pay and not looks much better.

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I want to tell us what we're going to go for and you'll say it's five down here, so.

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I'm going to do a quick outside of.

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We're now back in paper space.

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One thing we need to make sure we do here.

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So when looking at this, if you look at a site layout, you need to know North if there's no no fire

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unless it's always anything like this, there should always be no fire.

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Even if an awful straight to a page, a site layout, you didn't need it on the office hours because

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they vary, obviously.

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But a site layout should always have no fire.

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But we want our Navarro obviously to point to North.

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So what can we do about?

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Well.

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We'll save this.

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OK.

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I'm going to double quick buck, and I'm going to go back to world coordinates.

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And now.

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I have I'm not going to click on, I don't want to change my view, but now my cursor is to the world

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coordinate so I can now draw.

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And I turn also on who's should draw a line like that.

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That's all I'm going.

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I'm going to type C h space and what this will do, it will bring it from mobile space.

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When I right-click now, it's brought into focus both.

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So I can't let any of us because we're in paper space.

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I can only select my final blow, but I can select this line because of CIA space brings it into paper

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space.

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And you might think, why can't you just copy and paste if I undo, if I go to copy?

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And I go about the pope space, and I post.

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You'll say.

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What's happened?

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It's in the wrong orientation for a start, but also its size, its different size because it's it's

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going to work with the scales.

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It's probably five times because we've got this scale of five.

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It's going to be five times too small, not a major issue at five times.

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If you're working at larger scales, if this was a millimeters, we were looking at one 2000.

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It is a tiny, tiny dot.

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Or sometimes it is even brown that comes in huge.

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So you mess up all your scales.

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And this is good when you're doing a legend or something because you want your blocks to look the same

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if you've got the whole part of a legend is to show.

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This item refers to this object, and if the scales are all different, it's not.

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People might not realize it's the same.

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We'll do a bit of that when we get into the landscape, but for now, I'm just going to undo that.

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And I'm going to do it, and I'm going to type in C-H space, so that line right click and it keeps

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it looking exactly as it did, but brings it into paper space.

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And now I'm going to put it up here, and I'm going to know if I know you can again, as you do with

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blocks, you can go online and you can download a block of north out and align it to a slide.

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It's there's nothing complicated about an.

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By the time you found online, you could have drawn it.

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So I'm just going to do that.

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I'm going to withdraw base.

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It will.

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No, you can get some nice looking ones.

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It all depends what you want, but it will be just something like that.

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And.

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Do often begin on it.

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Give us a height.

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25 and close big.

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Let's go with five 10

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and I'll move up.

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I mean, what I'm going to do, I'm going to create a layer.

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I'm going to call it an off leave.

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And why?

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Just so I'm the to turn it on and off if I want.

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I'm going to put on that layer.

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OK.

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I mean, also, I'm going to I'm not going to make a block, I'm just going to group, but so I know

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if I grow, I'm not now is pointing to North, even though we've aligned our drawing to be nice on our

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sheet.

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We've got our north are aligned to north.