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So I'm going to copy this, but it sucks, and I'm going to put it in here, and this is going to say

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what's going to a key?

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You can call it a legend, you can call it a K. It's the same thing.

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People call it different things, and then I'm going to put a rectangle.

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So what we're going to do, we're going to put some items in here just to refer to them, so people

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know the obvious that you would do this if you were creating something like, well, any layout really.

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It's done a lot in the building services with electrical symbols, that kind of thing anyway, where

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you've got multiple items and you've shown them kind of indicative when you want to kind of describe

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what that is.

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Do OK.

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And this is where the C space you used earlier comes in really well.

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This is the main reason I use it because again, if I was to just copy this, so I want to show these

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little conifer trees in the K, if I was to copy one, go back to Pope space and paste it.

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And you see it comes in a different size.

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So it doesn't.

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Actually, I'm trying to say that this refers to a conifer tree, but it's a different size to how it

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will appear from the viewport.

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So I would run off to try and scale up and match it, and that kind of a far better to just use the

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create space.

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So what I do is I double click into the this top model space.

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I click items that I want to put in my case.

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I mean, make sure you do a copy and do a copy, just this kind of copy, and I just move them out into

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an area.

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So all the items I want to put McKay, I've got this kind of outside area.

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I went up in C-H space, so let the objects right click and you'll see now it looks like nothing's happened,

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but it has actually gone to paper space and these are in paper space so I can move them over and you'll

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see they are actually exactly the same size.

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So I'm going to put these into our key.

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Actually, well, I'm also going to do I'm going to do about going to work now, I'm going to copy one

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Bits of glass.

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OK, we're going to touch base quick, right quick.

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And again, it's a paper space now.

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Actually, it's great for this because if I do, if I have a piece of it for such scale would have been

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It definitely wouldn't have looked right.

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As it is, it looks exactly the same as the models, but the ones in model space.

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OK, so what I'm going to do now, I'm going to go to hunch.

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I'm going to select that.

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OK, I'm going.

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I'm going to match properties.

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And the only thing I was done it as a guard is the orientation, because in here we've got a different

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orientation with our this as much.

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But that's easy because all we need to do is click it and we look for the rotation, the angle you see,

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it's free.

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First, it will change up to zero and then it will go so.

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We've got our hunch, we've got all small conifer tree and we've got a huge tree here.

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And I'm just going to copy this text.

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So this is just how I like to do the legend of the key.

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I'm going to say

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area to the grass seeded.

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OK, we'll take off the underlining.

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Portrayed.

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Pop, too

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few trees now do.

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So now this is how we do kind of.

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I'm not as our landscape plan.

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And if you want, it might be you didn't want to show the road markings here.

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So maybe double clicking here and you do a bit more like a control.

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So we've got two layers.

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Viveport freeze not just normal freeze parking space.

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And we can turn those off, which gives us a bit of a clearer display.

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After all, the guy doing the landscape contractors doesn't need to know about, and we just need to

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landscaping.

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Maybe this is to blow to.

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I mean, this one that.

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What we will do here, we will just have some dimensions.

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To show a single space and mean, I'm going to copy some notes, so we'll take one of these.

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traffic, direction, arrows.

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What was a legend again, I'll say.

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Let's call this.

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Site entrance road markings.

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One could just do it well, this is a.

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I shouldn't arose to be paying painted on surface.

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And again, we click in here.

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I'm going to lock it.

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Typekit space.

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although, again, very, very basic, you would generally have way more, you'd have more notes but

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All sorts of things, like the colour colour of these markings, that kind of thing is, you know,

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to do that now, show me as an example so that we have free drawings, landscaping markings, maybe

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on this one, we don't want the rooms again.

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this very park.

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So we just have our buildings.

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So that's how you create multiple drawings to give to different people from the same model.

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And the beauty of this is if for whatever reason.

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Don't ask me why I would do that.

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We just did OK.

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We've had it in model space.

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It's in each drawing.

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We don't need to worry, but we have an update on the drones and that's where all these arrows come

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It can cause all sorts of things.

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So by having one model, you cut down on that by having access.

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You also cut down on the size of these buildings change.

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They would automatically update.

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And when you open the door and maybe you open the landscape and drawn, you would say hold on a minute.

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It's come up with a cloud of red symbol showing what's changed.

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And now the building is to our conifers are appearing in the buildings.

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We need landscaping drones.

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So by having this kind of access and layout control and just using a single model, it cuts down on

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so much time and so much errors and not just errors, but the time itself.

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You imagine every time you've got to send something out, you've got to send a collection of maybe eight

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or more files.

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Every time something changes, you've got to change eight different drawings instead of just one so

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much better way of working.

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And that's our site layout.

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So we would have as part of our drawing package, we would have our ground floor layout, our first

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floor layout, our roof layout.

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And then I'll cite layouts, and you can see now we've put together a whole Jarrin package of this office

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In reality, there will be lots more things, lots of details for how the gates is going to work, what

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the drainage drawings you would have.

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You would have all sorts of things streetlights enjoy.

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We don't need to go outside.

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This is just an example.

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It's the same process he used to create as many drawings as you want.