OK, so now we're going to start looking at crates and layouts and our separate drawings.
And if you've done any of my courses before, you know how I like to work one model create layers,
extra effort, that kind of thing, we can create all our drawings from this one model.
OK, it's the best way to work.
It means any changes you don't have to change once it reduces so many errors of seeing so many errors
in the work place.
When I've gone into jobs and you find out every different drawing, whether it five a building, that
landscape in the road markings were all based on all of different models, a model for each thing.
And when one thing changes, it's been forgotten on some drawings.
Some things don't line up when you just create so much work and so much hassle when you can just do
it this way, so much easier.
So we'll go for it now and what we're going to do, we're going to create all our different drawings.
Is layout something this same model?
OK, so our initial we initially created this when we did the site boundary, the first thing we did
we use for survey drawing we'd already created.
So if I go to the first layout Typekit paper space, we have our chance of blocking it still.
So setting out details.
But that's because we used a drawing its base.
We didn't start from a blank file.
If for any reason you don't have it, maybe you've deleted it or you started from a different place
in the resources folder, you can just bring in the A1 title block and then when you've brought it and
you create a viewport.
So under the layout top, just go to rectangular and create a rectangular viewport from that corner
to that corner.
Now also sets it out.
Join.
It was to scale.
So he's got a slight lead, but it was soon now because we're in meters.
OK.
The scale would have been something like.
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
kind of a code when you're doing scales, you Typekit XP after it and it means I'm not sure what it
means to be honest, but it is.
It gives it the scale reference anyway.
So but now he's wanted 250 because it's in meters, everything has to be divided by a thousand.
So all you do is you divide a thousand by whatever you want.
We want one to 250.
So we divide 1000 by four.
It's one to 250, which means we zoom by we zoom and we Typekit for XP, and that will give us this
is just because we're working in meters.
So and I'll try to block here is scaled in millimeters.
Oh, no, such an outcry, and we were working in absolute corners because they were going to say we
needed our coordinate dimensions to give the correct dimension if we'd have used our use.
That we created to make this aligned when we put those dimension coordinates on, they would have come
out based on a 00. of here and X and Y being similar in size, so it wouldn't work.
So we kept our sets out drawn in this orientation.
Now I'm going to change this site layout to be as we have a model space.
So if we double click here to view port and you can see you've got the same pull down menu and we saved
all use this so we can just click and now I'm going to click Top View and I'm going to scale again.
So I'm going to Type Z for Zoom and I'm going to talk for XP.
OK, now because it's no longer on the diagonal.
We might get away with one to 200 sort of 250 so thousand divided by 205.
So I'm going to Typekit for Zoom.
5X pay and not looks much better.
I want to tell us what we're going to go for and you'll say it's five down here, so.
I'm going to do a quick outside of.
We're now back in paper space.
One thing we need to make sure we do here.
So when looking at this, if you look at a site layout, you need to know North if there's no no fire
unless it's always anything like this, there should always be no fire.
Even if an awful straight to a page, a site layout, you didn't need it on the office hours because
they vary, obviously.
But a site layout should always have no fire.
But we want our Navarro obviously to point to North.
So what can we do about?
Well.
We'll save this.
OK.
I'm going to double quick buck, and I'm going to go back to world coordinates.
And now.
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
coordinate so I can now draw.
And I turn also on who's should draw a line like that.
That's all I'm going.
I'm going to type C h space and what this will do, it will bring it from mobile space.
When I right-click now, it's brought into focus both.
So I can't let any of us because we're in paper space.
I can only select my final blow, but I can select this line because of CIA space brings it into paper
space.
And you might think, why can't you just copy and paste if I undo, if I go to copy?
And I go about the pope space, and I post.
You'll say.
What's happened?
It's in the wrong orientation for a start, but also its size, its different size because it's it's
going to work with the scales.
It's probably five times because we've got this scale of five.
It's going to be five times too small, not a major issue at five times.
If you're working at larger scales, if this was a millimeters, we were looking at one 2000.
It is a tiny, tiny dot.
Or sometimes it is even brown that comes in huge.
So you mess up all your scales.
And this is good when you're doing a legend or something because you want your blocks to look the same
if you've got the whole part of a legend is to show.
This item refers to this object, and if the scales are all different, it's not.
People might not realize it's the same.
We'll do a bit of that when we get into the landscape, but for now, I'm just going to undo that.
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
it looking exactly as it did, but brings it into paper space.
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
blocks, you can go online and you can download a block of north out and align it to a slide.
It's there's nothing complicated about an.
By the time you found online, you could have drawn it.
So I'm just going to do that.
I'm going to withdraw base.
It will.
No, you can get some nice looking ones.
It all depends what you want, but it will be just something like that.
And.
Do often begin on it.
Give us a height.
25 and close big.
Let's go with five 10
and I'll move up.
I mean, what I'm going to do, I'm going to create a layer.
I'm going to call it an off leave.
And why?
Just so I'm the to turn it on and off if I want.
I'm going to put on that layer.
OK.
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
if I grow, I'm not now is pointing to North, even though we've aligned our drawing to be nice on our
sheet.
We've got our north are aligned to north.