Chapter 10. Generating Elevations
Drawing an exterior elevation from a floor plan
Using grips to copy objects
Setting up, naming, and saving user coordinate systems and views
Transferring lines from one elevation to another
Moving and rotating elevations
Now that you have created all the building components that will be in the floor plan, it's a good time to draw the exterior elevations. Elevations are horizontal views of the building, seen as if you were standing facing the building instead of looking down at it, as you do with a floor plan. An elevation view shows you how windows and doors fit into the walls and gives you an idea of how the building will look from the outside. In most architectural design projects, the drawings include at least four ...
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