So in this field you will make the elevation plan from this floor plan.
And we have made this floor plan in the first three series of videos.
So initially there were no plans of making this elevation view but based on the popular request of the
subscribers I'm now making it.
So here also I have made this with as much simplification as possible.
So let's get started.
So here we have this floor plan and we have the dimensions to extend rest of these objects.
So for making the elevation we actually don't need all of these distractions we can hide these objects
and if required we can bring them back.
Indrawn now in this case I'll use the front elevation so this will be the elevation which will make
and for data analysis start by hiding these dimensions and text and it can simply do that by hiding
the Llyr.
So here we have this text layer and the lid that's on this bulb like in here as well as on text so that
will hide both of these objects.
Now we can take the reference of these drawings.
Actually this floorplan to make the property lines and I'll start with this line and Altaic on this
end point and I'll now make a line approximately up this land.
Now press enter to repeat the line to make it again press enter again and update the reference of this
line.
So in this case I'm just taking the reference of these lines in this case you can see that I'm digging
the reference of this line which is the end point of the door.
OK.
And once again make this line of this length press enter to repeat it take the reference of the second
point here and again make it.
So there is a lot of banning and zooming involved in this case and if you want to keep your line completely
what you can you can also activate the auto mode so you can either click here on the auto ward or you
can use the F-8 function key to activate it.
So I'll go line again.
And now I'll take the reference off this window
and turn.
And again this window
and now the reference of this wall
and there we have it.
All right so the lines are done.
Let's make a horizontal line so go to line two and I roughly use this point and I'll make a horizontal
line of this island.
Now you can be active in the auto mode and let's activate the pilot tracking.
Now let's get back to this one here.
Al go to offset tool and allow offset it by a distance of to fit type to fit and press enter.
So now I'll click on this line and click here.
Also you can actually click on this line and click on the site so that will be the overhang which will
make for withdrawing.
For now this may not look very clear to you but in a moment it will automatically become clear to you.
So now let's start by offsetting this horizontal line.
So I'll go to offset again and enter an offset distance of one foot six inches.
All right.
So I'll click on this line and click up verts.
Now once again press enter twice and this time change the distance to fit
and I'll click on the same line click up for again press enter twice and this time I enter a distance
of 11 feet and click on the same line click up words enter twice and then 16 fit the same line pick
up third and third twice and then 19 feet three inches and the same line of thirds.
So all of these distances are available in the data file which you will download and you can see the
link in the description for downloading the data file or downloading the elevation plan with all of
these damage so you can refer to that dimensioning for making destroying Andre.
So we have done up to this much.
Let's now move to this part here.
So here we have this door.
And if you actually go to this you'll notice that this is the reference of doors you can see that this
is door.
OK.
Now here I'll add a line.
Actually this is the door and I use the midpoint here.
But actually an order will see the midpoint because we have this complete line so we need to actually
trim it first so trim and trim this line and trim this line.
All right.
Now you can remove the complete horizontal line because we only need this much of the segment now will
go to line and Aghan actually made the geometry.
But yes there is one more thing that they need to hide here.
And that's another line.
So now I'll take the reference of this midpoint and I'll add another line.
You can keep it like this.
So this is the random length which I want actually.
And I'll take the reference of this line to make another offset here.
So that will be an offset of 8 feet.
So I would offset and type 8 fit.
And let's click here and click on the side.
All right.
Now we can go the line and let's click on this midpoint and join it with this one.
That's it.
Now we can remove this line and this line and if required you can remove this as well just to keep our
drawing clear.
Now let's go to trim tool again and let's remove some other lines so I'll select this one this complete
extra segment.
Also this extra segment is not needed so we can just remove that as well.
And if required you can actually remove these lines also.
But for now we'll just keep it because we may need to take the reference of that.
So for that I'll just keep it here for now.
All right.
Now we have done it up to this much.
Let's go to it again.
So as you can see that I'm doing a lot of offsets in this case and you will also need to do that.
So now this time a distance to fit on this horizontal line and click upwards.
Now press enter twice and now once again enter an offset distance or one foot press enter.
Click on this and click upwards.
Now again I'll select offset.
So press enter twice and select two inches this time.
Click on this line and click downwards.
All right so there we have it.
Now let's stretch this line a little bit towards the side.
Just make sure that it follows the seam line you go.
And it does not deviate from that linear part.
All right.
And then I'll make a single horizontal line just like this.
And now I just wanted to touch these two lines to touch on this one but that Elssler extend press enter
and click on these two lines and now select trim press enter and trim this line.
That's no longer needed.
And now we can make a mirror image of this segment.
So as these three segments.
And I'll also select this line and click on mirror and click on this midpoint.
Actually this endpoint of this line and click exactly downwards and press enter.
So there we have it.
Now we need to actually join these two points for data and select it so select Villette and make sure
radius is zero.
So that's like radius and I'll change it to 0 if it is not in this case it is actually zero.
So now on this line and this line press enter to repeat it again.
Click on this line and this line and you'll notice that it will join it exactly at the end points as
we needed.
The let's now zoom out and let's trim these extra portions also so I'll go to trim press enter an ultra
model.
That's also not needed.
Actually we also don't need this extra part here and we don't need this extra part here so carefully
remove the lines only which I am removing not any other line.
All right so this is what we have now.
Let's now remove this line as well.
That will also be not required.
OK.
Let's start by adding the polls and to do that I'll actually start by adding a ball here.
OK.
So for that I'll go to line two.
And obviously in this case you may need to take the distance.
Precisely.
But now just to keep doing simple I'm using a random distance in this case.
So I just select a distance from this point of any particular distance maybe somewhere close to let's
say two or three feet.
OK.
That seems appropriate.
So I'll just click here and I'll just make it off this land so I'll click here so that this line can
be made and then go to offset and one fit as the offset distance on this one.
And here.
All right.
Now let's go to rectangle and let's make a small rectangle here.
The reference of this point and make a rectangle just like this again.
You can see that this is a random one not a very selective kind of dimension.
Now Ill move it.
Select this point and move it exactly on the center like this so that it is properly placed right at
the center of this pillow.
Now you can repeat this process and you can just copy it actually so I'll get a copy too.
I'll copy it over here and I'll copy it over here.
OK.
So there we have it.
Now you can trim it so let's trim the extra parts and we're to trim press enter and I'll trim these
two portions.
I like to trim this also and I'll trim from here as well.
Now you can trim this part also.
That's also not required and this part also from your drawing.
Let's now add another detail here so I'll go to offset again.
And now I'll add and also distance of 2 feet.
So I'll type to fit.
Press enter and let's click on this one and click up forwards.
Let's now go to him again.
Press enter and let's trim the part of drawing which is not needed so I just trimmed this line which
we just made here but I'll trim it only up to that much and then click here and I'll trim it like this.
Now we can remove this line this extra line is not needed.
OK.
All right.
So that's almost done.
Let's now make a mirror image of this one.
On this side as well.
And to make the mirror image take the central point here.
So as like this complete Villere just the Spillar select the mirror tool and click on this midpoint
and look exactly upwards so that you make a mirror image like this.
OK so now you can see that over drawing his beginning to take shape.
Now we can add our door and for adding the door actually I'll use once again the offset too.
So I'll go to offset and I'll select an offset distance of 2 feet.
Select this line and click downwards so that will make this offset.
Now we actually need to trim extra portions from the string and to do that.
I also like the trim tool here.
Let's press enter and let's trim this part.
This part this part and this part that's all we don't need.
Now select these two lines this line and this line these are the four lines that are now not at all
needed so I'll just erase them.
OK.
So now we have a fairly clean drawing.
And you can see that this line is going way beyond this direction.
So actually we don't need that as well so I'll go to trim press enter and I'll just trim it from this
point so from here as well as from here and now we can actually remove these two lines.
OK.
So now we have a fairly thin drawing.
Let's add the details and for that aliquid of offset to again and offset a distance of six inches on
this one and offset inside offset inside and offset inside.
Repeat this process again.
Offset inside inside and inside.
All right.
Now I'll go to fill it.
And again I'll make sure radius is zero.
Press enter.
And now I'll actually remove these extra lines here so I'll click on these two and you can see now that
this is merging properly so I'll again do this for this one as well.
I'll press enter and then repeat the process for these two lines and repeat it for these two as well.
So instead of trimming I actually selected fit to make it a lot easier.
Let's go to line and add a line here.
And let's repeat the process and add a line here.
All right.
OK.
So we have made this indoor.
Now let's add some details so I'll go to line two and I'll make a completely straight line right from
the center like this.
And here again I'll make an offset so I'll go to offset and the offset distance is obviously six inches
offset it towards the left and towards the right.
Now we can actually remove this line and we can also trim this part.
So trim and this part.
So you can see that M-ID actually a lot of details here that you can do or if you want to have less
detail here you can do that as well.
So now go to line and add a straight line like this.
Press enter twice.
Add a line here.
Enter twice and I'll make a horizontal line right from this random distance on your way here and now
make a copy of this.
So I'll get a copy and I'll make it copy up to maybe at this point and I'll now copy these two lines
copy them to the side as well.
OK.
So there we have it.
And now let's go to Hache tool.
So a little hatch and I add a solid hatchback.
And so this is the pattern which I'm going to select solid.
Also you can keep this option as if checked or unchecked Dominican born requirement or just keep it
check for now and I'll click on this area and close to creation.
So a door is almost prepared.
It's now clean.
This part of the drawing so I'll go to trim press enter and it's clean.
This one
all right that's not properly cleaned.
We have this really enjoying here up to this point.
And now we can add the final details to destroying and before doing that actually I just prefer to keep
my drawing clean so I'll remove all the unnecessary details from this enjoying that are not required.
So I'll go to trim and let's trim these extra lines.
They're actually no longer needed.
And we also don't need this one.
We actually need these two lines for Windows.
As of now so let's keep them here.
And this will be the line which we'll use for our biller.
And obviously this is the end so this can be removed for now.
All right.
So let's now add the pillows so I'll go to this pillar.
I'll select it all like this.
I'll get a copy and let's make a copy and let's paste it somewhere here like this.
Again this just make sure that this line falls exactly on this although that is not needed was just
for the sake of simplicity or just try to keep it that way and just place it like this.
All right.
Now we can remove this line.
This is no longer needed.
And let's make another copy.
This time also like this one for copying it and I'll go to this Centerpoint or the midpoint actually
and I'll paste it here.
And again actually I can base it anywhere.
But again we'll follow the same process.
Select it.
Select the move tool and track this point and just paste it here.
All right.
Now you can remove this line as well.
And obviously this line is also no longer needed so we can just remove it.
OK.
So now we have this we only need to add the windows and to add the window I'll add the reference line
so I'll go to line and I'll make a reference line taking the reference of our door here and for door
window I'll use Design Center.
So press control do and that'll open the design center palette and we'll actually use our drawing from
this design center palette.
And I you can just see that I have a folder pretty much open here and I'm going to use this one.
But if you are not able to see this then click on home and that's what you're going to get.
So now go to any US design center and select house designers and blocks so there you'll find these kind
of blocks and going to select this window wooden frame.
So let's select and drag it out like this.
So you have to only drag and drop it.
I selected this as a block.
Can move beyond this and point and move it like this.
Now we need to make a mirror image of selected select mirror.
Click on these two points and we have the mirror image and now we can actually remove these reference
lines.
They are no longer needed.
So we now have a window.