Hey guys, welcome back. Now before we add the dimensions,
I'm gonna be talking briefly about the pages here.
So we're going to use pages
to create various versions of the drawing.
We can have the presentation drawing, which is this.
And we can have the working drawing,
which is all the dimensions in your plan and elevations.
And we can also have a cover page and so on.
In this case, since I already placed the views,
I can duplicate this page.
It can right-click and click on Duplicate.
Now we have page one, which is this.
You can see that the hashtag
is next to page onto v out on page one.
And if you want to rename this page,
you can right-click and click on Rename.
I'm gonna call this presentation drawing.
And then I can call this the working right?
So I click Rename, call this working by the cell.
You duplicate a page and
the selected page is what you're gonna be working on.
For example, this is working drawing with the selected.
So if I move this texture,
then if I go back to presentation drawing,
you can see that the text has
gone back to its original position.
So make sure you highlight
the correct page and then start working on the drawing.
I'm going to just press Control Z
to bring back my section text.
And then here we have something
called including presentation,
which basically means that when you go to
View and click on Start Presentation,
drawing is not included in
the presentation of your views.
Then finally on the top right we have
the list view and the thumbnail view.
List view helps in sorting out
your drawings by name and thumbnail is of course,
giving you a glimpse of water's present in each page.
And finally, you can also add blank pages.
So select this as the last drawing and click on Add.
So it adds below that.
And if you want to delete, you can simply
click on Delete select pages.
Let's undo that.
Nolan's paid seven, I'm going to rename
this right-click Rename call this isometric view.
I'm going to add my isometric view in this page.
Second, go back to working drawing,
select any View Control C,
and then go back to isometric view
and then go to Edit and click on paste.
Or you can also press Control V paste
in my view and I can change this view.
Now, let's go to Sketch Up model had
changed this from ACP plan to isometric view.
Then I can also select the View right-click and click on
release clipping mask so that I can see then DO model.
And then I'll move it to the right here.
So this looks pretty cool.
I can add the render isometric view as well.
Simply go to File,
click on Insert, then select the right.
By labor, you can click on insert the bill as well.
And now we can see that we have
a rendered view of this file.
So click on this and click on Open.
I can increase the size of the sticks.
Now you can see that it doesn't
increase the size uniformly.
You would have to hold Shift so that it
uniformly increases the size. How cool is that?
If you only increase the size of this model here,
you need to simply increase the scale here.
So let's go to one is to ten, maybe.
It's a little too much.
Let's keep it around 20.
It looks good because we can add
the dimensions, annotations, and so on.
Now there's one limitation with pages in layout,
and that is, you cannot have different sizes of pages.
You can have only one size for each project.
In my case, I'm working with
the A1 size for this project.
If you want to make an A3 size,
then you would need to start from scratch and create
new project and started an API sites for your pages.
That's the only limitation with layout.
A workaround with using multiple paid sizes for layout.
Maybe by using A1 size and then
simply creating the A3 size boxes,
placing stuff inside that box.
Then later you can go ahead and use an adult PDF cropper.
Or you can use a PDF cropper to sort
of crop that drying out.
But ideally, I would suggest that you start off with
the correct pizza is in your project.
I hope this gives you a brief into pages.
In the next video, we'll tackle
our dimensions and start creating awesome blanks.
So I'll see you guys next video.