Just Noticed that your Title for this episode reads (Part 1) but should read (Part 3) When I search on TH-cam I almost missed this one. Your calm meticulous presentation is phenomenal , thanks Edward
bende türküm. kimse 3d için açıklayıcı video yapmamış denk geldiysek demek ki ikimizde bir şeylerin farkındayızdır. şu an ne kadar ilerleme kat ettin birkaç şey sormak istiyorum da
The multi scale is sooooo cool. I can’t wait to put it to practice. That alone is so worth the time to learn, and wow what a time saver opposed to doing two separate drawings. Dam Edward, that is another awesome tip.
Hello Edward,, I am Wasa S. Kpaka from Sierra Leone. You are a wonderful teacher. I have been learning CAD since 2004. I followed SabeerCAD by then and now you. I am impressed by your works. One question for now: How can I apply these annotations and drawing set up skills into the one bedroom house design. I followed the design steps to the end.
Thank you! I'm happy you found the videos helpful. You may need to create a dwg with all your settings, save it as a template file somewhere on your PC, then like I did in episode 2 or episode 24, in the One Bedroom Series - replace the current template with your new template for Model/Views.
Amazing video! Learned a ton, question: where does the scale 1:25 come from? I'm understand that all models should be drawn full size, do you only set the scale in the text/dims/mleaderstyle? So when you actually scale the drawing, the text/dims/style will be proportionate to the scale? So this scale you're setting only has to do with the size of the font, not the actual model?
Pls can you have tutorial lessons on archicad like the way you did with autocad Architecture. Really appreciate your autocad Architecture lessons God bless you.
Hey! thank you for the information youve been providing, if you can help me with AEC when i use it, it shows just first digit of unite. when i use aligned it shows 10 but when i use AEC it shows only 1. thanx in advance
Question Edward... Should all my annotations/dimensions/leaders go in model space? What is the best practice? Again, thank you for all the work you put into this instruction series!
I am personally prefer in to have dimensions and annotations in model space. It gives me a lot more flexibility to where I can move a view from one layout to the other without worrying about messing up my already existing notes. Overall, it is just easier to manage notes and dimensions in model space. That being said, there are some instances where I might put notes on layout, especially if it's not a lot of notes.
Hi, Is there any way to change the Scale of all dimenions , of particular scale already given in the Dwgs, for some reason for printing on Paper Space. Thanks
Great video, I sure did learn new things here. Thanks a lot. I have a question. When I change the scale at the bottom, is that the scale for dimensions and annotations only or, is it also for my building? That's will it affect it when I want to print it out on a different scale?
Thanks for checking out my videos. Happy you found them helpful. To answer your question: in Model Space, the scale at the bottom of the screen is for all annotative objects, such as texts, dimensions etc. It doesn't affect the building or objects that you drew.
Since you change all the Style setting to By Layer, I was wondering what setting you used for the DIM Layer you created for this tutorial. For example, your line weight, etc... ? By the way, your videos are fantastic!
I have a question reading the dimensioning. I was taught not to cross dimension lines with other dim strings. I. E., I would have put the wall thickness dims inside the string with window dimensions and eliminate the inside wall to wall dim. Is it a preference or a rule?
I think its preference. It might be a rule depending on geographical location. AutoCAD Architecture's default AEC Exterior Dimensions have 3 chains/strings stacked - to which you can assign each string to capture what you want it to capture. I will be doing a video on this sometime in the future.
@@TDVision_U so what your saying is I can tell AC using AEC dimensioning what to look for? Example, walls, or just openings like windows and doors in a single string then perhaps just an overall wall length and so on? Thanks
Hi Edward, a couple of questions here. 1. I noticed my annotative styles did not appear in my foundation plan after i switched from ground floor, is there a way to do this? 2. My gridline labels disappeared after i changed scales and did not reappear after i went back, how can i get the labels visible?
1. That's because we did not create template file with the annotation and object styles to load into the project, if you're following the 1-bedroom house series. A template file with all the styles and settings will need to be loaded in at the conception of the project, or before you start creating views. 2. The labels disappear because they were created in the wrong scale. Go back to your grid construct and apply the scale you'll be using in your views. If that make sense. I hope it helps. ✌️
I also have one more question. I am working in a project and I just set up all my Styles for my Floor Plan View. When I go into my foundation view the styles are no longer there. Is there a way to load the previously made styles so that I don't have to do that for every view in the project that I want to annotate?
Yes. You will need to create a template that contains all of your styles. Then chose that in your Project Properties under Templates/Common Model/Template. Once that's loaded in, all new created views/constructs should have your styles.
@@TDVision_U I will try this out today. I am also a teacher and I normally use Revit but I wanted to expose my students to another software this year. Your video tutorials have been amazing and have helped me begin to develop a project that I plan on implementing this upcoming school year. I know how much work goes into making video tutorials. Thank you very much! Here is a link to a playlist of video tutorials I made for Revit. th-cam.com/play/PLh5g4EeKLagisxK73zGLpqWev00s5_87J.html
@@TDVision_U Can I do this after I have already started a project, created all my constructs, views, and sheets? Or is this something that has to be done at the beginning of a project?
Yes, that would be best. Unfortunately, the existing constructs and views will not be updated. You can also have a different template for views vs constructs.
Hello How r u sir ? Sir if u don't mind plz tell me about AEC Dimensions i can't understand plz tell me about this how to set how to use how show in dimension bar. Plz sir help me. I will be very thankful
my aec dims follow the same style as I set up, i use metric, if i add an aec dim it always puts in a decimal point and one less 0, i have set everything as your videos can you help? love the videos by the way
I'm not sure why it's not working for you. You probably need to go back and edit the dimension style. See if you choose the right amount of decimal places, etc. Then make sure it's active. Then make sure the aec dimensions are using that style.
I’ve tried all that gone into each ARC dim style properties it may have something to do with my view not sure can you set all your styles up in a template that you start with every project including views and sections
Ok, so just like what I did in Dimensions Explained Part 2 video, you would setup the dimension style as you like it. Under the Primary Units tab, you would choose "Architectural" for unit format, then set a precision of 0'-0 1/16" (or whichever precision you need). Hit OK. Then Set up your AEC Dim like I showed in this video. I hope that helped.
All details are very nicely explained with crystal clear sound. Thanks a lot to you. TD Vision
Thank you very much… I needed this! Love Jamaica too.
Just Noticed that your Title for this episode reads (Part 1) but should read (Part 3) When I search on TH-cam I almost missed this one.
Your calm meticulous presentation is phenomenal , thanks Edward
Thanks man. Appreciate it.
Dostum ben TÜRKİYE'den yazıyorum part larını tek tek seyrettim.
Öğretici ve açıklayıcı bir ders olmuş teşekkür ediyorum saygılarımla
bende türküm. kimse 3d için açıklayıcı video yapmamış denk geldiysek demek ki ikimizde bir şeylerin farkındayızdır. şu an ne kadar ilerleme kat ettin birkaç şey sormak istiyorum da
Cool!!! thank you. you explained very clear!!!
The multi scale is sooooo cool. I can’t wait to put it to practice. That alone is so worth the time to learn, and wow what a time saver opposed to doing two separate drawings. Dam Edward, that is another awesome tip.
It definitely is!
Hello Edward,, I am Wasa S. Kpaka from Sierra Leone. You are a wonderful teacher. I have been learning CAD since 2004. I followed SabeerCAD by then and now you. I am impressed by your works.
One question for now:
How can I apply these annotations and drawing set up skills into the one bedroom house design.
I followed the design steps to the end.
Thank you! I'm happy you found the videos helpful. You may need to create a dwg with all your settings, save it as a template file somewhere on your PC, then like I did in episode 2 or episode 24, in the One Bedroom Series - replace the current template with your new template for Model/Views.
Great stuff
Thank man! Have more stuff coming soon.
Finally one of the best tutorial !!!!
Thank you so much, best regards
Thanks brother very well
Easy to understand
No hurry
The best
YOU ARE AMAZINGGGG. I really like your lessons. thanks a lot and please continue to produce more videos.
Absolutely AWESOME
Thank you …. I needed this explained exactly like you described!
👍 awesome!
Why I didn't find you earlier!!! So worth learning them!
Thanks for this sir!
Great video, I did learn new things here. Thanks a lot.
Amazing video! Learned a ton, question: where does the scale 1:25 come from? I'm understand that all models should be drawn full size, do you only set the scale in the text/dims/mleaderstyle? So when you actually scale the drawing, the text/dims/style will be proportionate to the scale? So this scale you're setting only has to do with the size of the font, not the actual model?
You got it! That's is correct. When you set the scale on the sheet, the text/dims/notes will be the right size on the sheet.
What happens when you have a plan, elevation and details on the same sheet?@@TDVision_U
What is the best scales to design a project with and to annotate afterwards..????
Pls can you have tutorial lessons on archicad like the way you did with autocad Architecture. Really appreciate your autocad Architecture lessons God bless you.
Thank a lot for your smart explanation . you are the pest of all
Hey! thank you for the information youve been providing, if you can help me with AEC when i use it, it shows just first digit of unite. when i use aligned it shows 10 but when i use AEC it shows only 1. thanx in advance
Question Edward... Should all my annotations/dimensions/leaders go in model space? What is the best practice?
Again, thank you for all the work you put into this instruction series!
I am personally prefer in to have dimensions and annotations in model space. It gives me a lot more flexibility to where I can move a view from one layout to the other without worrying about messing up my already existing notes. Overall, it is just easier to manage notes and dimensions in model space. That being said, there are some instances where I might put notes on layout, especially if it's not a lot of notes.
@@TDVision_U Thanks Edward… 👍
Hi, Is there any way to change the Scale of all dimenions , of particular scale already given in the Dwgs, for some reason for printing on Paper Space. Thanks
Yes there. Highlight dimensions/right click/Annotative Object Scale/Add Delete Scale/. From here, you can add and remove the scales that you want.
HOW TO DRAW DIMENSIONS ON SIDE, FRONT VIEWS, ELEVATIONS AND SECTIONS.. A VIDEO ON THIS WOULD BE HELPFUL..
Great video, I sure did learn new things here. Thanks a lot. I have a question. When I change the scale at the bottom, is that the scale for dimensions and annotations only or, is it also for my building? That's will it affect it when I want to print it out on a different scale?
Thanks for checking out my videos. Happy you found them helpful. To answer your question: in Model Space, the scale at the bottom of the screen is for all annotative objects, such as texts, dimensions etc. It doesn't affect the building or objects that you drew.
@@TDVision_U Oh, I understand now. Thank you so much.
Thank you sir.
When I see your videos i m very happy.
Because your videos are very helpful very professional.
Thank u sir God bless you
Did you download the Windows, doors, and wall types from a website? It doesn't seem like I have them in AutoCAD 2023.
You will need to get AutoCAD Architecture
Since you change all the Style setting to By Layer, I was wondering what setting you used for the DIM Layer you created for this tutorial. For example, your line weight, etc... ? By the way, your videos are fantastic!
Thank you. Line weight for dimensions can be 0.15 to 0.3, depending on how think you want it to look.
I have a question reading the dimensioning. I was taught not to cross dimension lines with other dim strings. I. E., I would have put the wall thickness dims inside the string with window dimensions and eliminate the inside wall to wall dim. Is it a preference or a rule?
I think its preference. It might be a rule depending on geographical location. AutoCAD Architecture's default AEC Exterior Dimensions have 3 chains/strings stacked - to which you can assign each string to capture what you want it to capture. I will be doing a video on this sometime in the future.
@@TDVision_U so what your saying is I can tell AC using AEC dimensioning what to look for? Example, walls, or just openings like windows and doors in a single string then perhaps just an overall wall length and so on? Thanks
Yes.
@@TDVision_U where do I do that? Also, can I change the hatch patterns in a predefined wall? If so how? Thanks
I answered the last question in your previous comment about the same question. I will be doing a video on both of these topics.
Hi Edward, a couple of questions here.
1. I noticed my annotative styles did not appear in my foundation plan after i switched from ground floor, is there a way to do this?
2. My gridline labels disappeared after i changed scales and did not reappear after i went back, how can i get the labels visible?
1. That's because we did not create template file with the annotation and object styles to load into the project, if you're following the 1-bedroom house series. A template file with all the styles and settings will need to be loaded in at the conception of the project, or before you start creating views.
2. The labels disappear because they were created in the wrong scale. Go back to your grid construct and apply the scale you'll be using in your views.
If that make sense. I hope it helps. ✌️
@@TDVision_U Oh right right, worked perfectly. Thanks again
I have noticed that after you set your page and print. The drawing comes out black, yet mine remains in color. Please help.
See if this video would help with that. th-cam.com/video/yyoijSJDlfo/w-d-xo.html
I also have one more question. I am working in a project and I just set up all my Styles for my Floor Plan View. When I go into my foundation view the styles are no longer there. Is there a way to load the previously made styles so that I don't have to do that for every view in the project that I want to annotate?
Yes. You will need to create a template that contains all of your styles. Then chose that in your Project Properties under Templates/Common Model/Template. Once that's loaded in, all new created views/constructs should have your styles.
@@TDVision_U I will try this out today. I am also a teacher and I normally use Revit but I wanted to expose my students to another software this year. Your video tutorials have been amazing and have helped me begin to develop a project that I plan on implementing this upcoming school year. I know how much work goes into making video tutorials. Thank you very much! Here is a link to a playlist of video tutorials I made for Revit. th-cam.com/play/PLh5g4EeKLagisxK73zGLpqWev00s5_87J.html
@@TDVision_U Can I do this after I have already started a project, created all my constructs, views, and sheets? Or is this something that has to be done at the beginning of a project?
Yes, that would be best. Unfortunately, the existing constructs and views will not be updated. You can also have a different template for views vs constructs.
@@TDVision_U how about using the Express export tool?
Hello
How r u sir ?
Sir if u don't mind plz tell me about AEC Dimensions i can't understand plz tell me about this how to set how to use how show in dimension bar.
Plz sir help me.
I will be very thankful
Sir i can send u many messages in comments
I have a video on AEC Dimensions. th-cam.com/video/0KGOwPLFErA/w-d-xo.html
my aec dims follow the same style as I set up, i use metric, if i add an aec dim it always puts in a decimal point and one less 0, i have set everything as your videos can you help? love the videos by the way
I'm not sure why it's not working for you. You probably need to go back and edit the dimension style. See if you choose the right amount of decimal places, etc. Then make sure it's active. Then make sure the aec dimensions are using that style.
I’ve tried all that gone into each ARC dim style properties it may have something to do with my view not sure can you set all your styles up in a template that you start with every project including views and sections
Yes you can.
How can I change my AEC Dim to Imperial because of the student version I do not have the Imperial Cad causing me to manually adjust the units
Ok, so just like what I did in Dimensions Explained Part 2 video, you would setup the dimension style as you like it. Under the Primary Units tab, you would choose "Architectural" for unit format, then set a precision of 0'-0 1/16" (or whichever precision you need). Hit OK. Then Set up your AEC Dim like I showed in this video. I hope that helped.
How I can log into the Sheet without setting up s project?
Not sure if I understood your question.
Hi sir
Sir i don't know about AEC Dimensions
Plz help me where is AEC Dimensions in AutoCAD
I m waiting for your reply
AEC Dimensions only come with AutoCAD Architecture. Check out this video th-cam.com/video/0KGOwPLFErA/w-d-xo.html
can not find aec dimension in autocad 2023
Are you using AutoCAD Architecture?
@@TDVision_U just autocad 2023, should I use autocad architecture ?
Yes.