So all I need to do now is, say, linear dimension.
And if I put a dimension here.
It's in our style, so we don't need to change our settings again.
It's now safe to now adjourn.
So let's go ahead and put in some kind of dimensions we would need.
Now what have just done, Mat, I'm clicking from this very if you are going to layout this site layout,
you wouldn't show the rows because it was for the exact reason that's just happened to be I've gone
office, which is kind of a gutter line instead of a building line, so it would be a good idea to turn
these off.
So now it can look kind of extra power of the extra.
All I need to do.
So there's two ways I can do this if I wanted to turn the rooms off, I can go to extra like we've done
and I can say roof plug and I can unload it.
Now, if I wanted, I could reload and have the ground floor shown probably wouldn't want to look up
to setting out the building, these rectangles would be quite good.
However, maybe I'm just going to say, for example, sake, I wanted to show the roofs in the landscaping
drawing well, because we're using the same model with extra effort.
You can't you turn them on and off per file.
So this is the file which includes all of our layouts.
If we were to turn this roof off, if we were to unload it like we've just done, it's going to unload
in all of our views.
If I wanted to show in the landscaping, OK and I really loaded it, it's going to come back in the
same layout.
So loading and unloading extras isn't a good thing, a good way of using layer viewport control.
It's not.
It's good for turning things on and off, but it will.
It will happen throughout the drawing and all your layout ups.
But what we can do if I go to site layout and this is the reason we're not seeing the vegetation here
if I make sure you double click into all viewport and by the way, now if double click, then I could
promise a could and it would flow everything out.
OK.
So what you need to remember when you work in like this, once you've created your viewport and zoomed
and got your view the way you want, clip is padlock here and that will lock it.
OK?
Without I could accidentally.
I could accidentally zoom, and I've messed up that view, and my dimensions don't no longer mean anything.
So if I can do that, if you put this padlock, I can't pan out.
I can't zoom.
It's locked.
So it's a good idea to do that.
So let's go back to control.
If we click on a layer properties top, you'll see we have our layers here, the grass heights, blah
blah blah.
But then we have these are the layers.
And all these leaders are angry, and they all begin with buildings, everyone f f all buildings, everyone
g f or building zero one them.
So what's happening when you bring the extra friend?
It also brings the layers in, but it prefixes Villa's name with the name of extra file.
So we have a roof.
And this was referred to the roof plunger.
Now I'm just going to make sure I'm going to go the closest.
I'm going to click on one of these roof plum external references right quick.
I'm going to go open extra and I'm going.
I'm going to make sure that all this at the moment is on.
When we created this, we didn't put out an alert on Lazarov, so we need to get this on a layer first.
So in this roof plunger and I'm going to go to layer properties, I'm just going to create a new layer
and I'm going to call this roof OK.
And I'm going to split everything and just put it on that roof layer, because if it's on light zero,
we won't be able to do a control.
I'm going to save that.
I'm going to close it now and our site layout, we get this reload move, pun reload, but.
It's just going to give us a guide of what's changed.
It's only like controls, it's not really going to show anything.
But now we've changed out what we can do now.
We go back to our live properties.
And we find out all our leaders say building their own relief plan with you could you can slip them
all just to make sure you turn off everything on May six, or if you wanted to turn off a completely
extra, you would let them all.
In our case, we're only on this slab, but we'll let them all just as the example.
So all the layers that begin with buildings are one roof plan.
Now we can turn them off, we can freeze it like that.
And that's done the job for us.
OK.
But again, it's going to do the same as unloading the exit.
It's going to turn him off throughout the whole draw, and we just want it in this layout.
So if we do, I can figure about two layers again, select all those roof plan layers and freeze them.
Let's get them back on and what we want to do.
If you scroll along here, there's another option, which is V.P freeze.
I'm not some sort of viewport freeze.
OK, so we freeze them and what that will do because it will freeze them in this viewport.
That's V.P phrase.
So if I go to this landscape and we have a rooves in there, it's, you know, the joints.
It's only frozen in this particular viewport on this particular layout.
So this gives you the control.
And this is where we get the idea of using one model for multiple drawings, which cuts down so many
errors and mistakes, but allows you to control of exactly what you display.
So now let's get back to our dimensions, and now we're going to go off.
The building itself and the external wall, which is correct.
We don't need to put the dimension of buildings because we will assume they get out from the actual
building.
Well, we just need to put the layout dimensions if you like.
And we will reference the buildings, will give them a name, and we'll probably do it alphabetically.
So I'm going to create multi-line text.
I'm going to write
building a.
And make sure lots of time
to make lists.
I think it's five five will do.
I'm going to move up into the and I'm going to layer in this joint, which I'm going to call notes.
Want to put on the liner notes and you'll see we have these extra flyers, so we need to scroll down
passwords.
I'm actually going to create another one called.
Dimensions, and as you've probably guessed, I'm going to put all my dimensions on it, don't click
all the dimensions.
No, I don't.
I'm going to right click select similar selects all my dimensions and put those on the dimensions length.
I'm going to copy that note using this base point.
And can miss clicked one and delete this.
These will be.
So this will go a b.
And, you know, they are that hope.
So basically, I mean, for now
again, you can reference all names however you want.
You know.