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Transcript
00:03
Looking at the open work area here,
00:05
we can see that it has an area of over 1300 square feet.
00:09
And if I select the tag,
00:11
we can see that the red boundary line here goes way beyond the work area
00:15
and out into the circulation zone.
00:18
This is because we don't have a physical boundary at this end of the room.
00:23
And as we don't want a boundary,
00:25
we can use a room separator
00:28
to actually enclose this room.
00:31
So to do this, we'll go to the architecture ribbon tab
00:35
and from the room and area panel here, we'll click the room, separate tool
00:40
and a room separator is a line that we will draw in the model.
00:44
So looking at the ribbon here,
00:45
we can see we have the draw tools and we have the line draw tool enabled.
00:49
So I'll come down to the end of the room here and then
00:52
we can snap to the end of the wall here and then across to the other side
00:57
and straight away, we can see that area is now reduced down to around 790 square feet.
01:04
And I would draw another room separator across this area here as
01:07
this doesn't need to be part of the open work area.
01:11
Once again, we can see that area of reduce.
01:15
So I click, modify to finish drawing the room separators.
01:18
And if I select the tag for the open work area,
01:21
we can see that it's now bounded by those room separators that we've just created.
01:27
However, having done this, we now need to place a room into that circulation zone.
01:32
So I'll go back to the architecture ribbon tab
01:34
and from the room and areas panel here, we'll click the room tool
01:38
and now we can just click to place a room into that circulation zone.
01:43
So now click, modify to finish that
01:47
and zooming in a little closer, we can see that that's also now named as room.
01:51
So I pick on the room object itself and in the properties panel here,
01:55
we'll change its name to be circulation.
01:58
And
01:58
as we start typing, we can pick that from the list. Now,
02:05
it's now looking at the two offices here above the circulation zone,
02:08
we can see the left hand one is quite small compared to the other.
02:13
And if I pick on that room,
02:15
you can see that it only goes to the edge of the cupboards here.
02:19
And actually, we'd like those cupboards to be included as part of that room.
02:23
So if I select the wall here
02:26
and now looking at its properties,
02:28
we can uns select the room bound in option.
02:31
And once that's applied,
02:33
we can see that area grow and the room now flows in through the cupboards.
02:38
However, the office is quite small. So if I select the wall in the middle here
02:43
and then we'll go to the modify walls ribbon here and click the move tool.
02:48
And if I move this over by 2 ft,
02:51
we can see the area for those two offices change
02:54
as the room bounding wall moves to adjust their boundary.
02:58
This these are quite small.
02:59
I think I'll actually delete this wall and make it one office.
03:02
So I'll select the wall here and, and using the control key, I'll select this door too
03:07
now from the modify ribbon tab. I'll click on the delete tool
03:11
and once they've been deleted, we can see we have this warning message now
03:14
and it's letting us know that we have two rooms in
03:17
the same space here and one of those rooms is redundant
03:21
and looking at the view, we can see the redundant room here highlighted with its tag.
03:26
So I'll click on the delete rooms button here
03:29
and then that room will be deleted.
03:31
Although we do have a warning,
03:33
letting us know that we need to delete it from the schedule too.
03:36
But now we can see we have that one office fill in that space.
03:40
I'll select the room and the tag and we could
03:42
just drag this now into the center of the room.
03:47
So now we want to create a view to present these rooms better.
03:51
So to do this,
03:53
we'll go to the floor three plan view in the project browser here
03:57
and then we'll right and click
03:59
and choose, duplicate view and then duplicate with detailing.
04:04
So now we have a copy of that view.
04:06
We'll right click over it and choose rename
04:09
and we'll name it as floor three layout.
04:15
Now, as we duplicated with detailing,
04:17
we have the tags placed on the rooms in this view still,
04:20
however, I want to change them so that they are just the name only.
04:24
So I'll pick on one of the tags here.
04:26
Now, from the right click menu,
04:29
we'll choose, select all instances
04:31
and then visible in view.
04:33
And now we have all of those tags selected. We'll go to the properties palette here
04:38
and from the type selector, we'll change this to be room tag name only
04:44
and now we can see all of those room tags just display the name of the room.
04:49
And now we want to apply a color scheme and add the color field legend to this view.
04:55
So to do this, we'll go to the annotate ribbon tab
04:58
and from the color field panel here, we'll click color field legend.
05:03
And now you can see we have the legend attached to our cursor.
05:06
So we'll click to place it
05:07
just outside the building here.
05:10
Now we need to choose the rooms, space type
05:14
and then the color scheme will be type.
05:18
Now we can click. Ok.
05:21
And now we can see that all of the rooms have been colored
05:24
and the rooms of the same name have the same color
05:27
and that's also updated the legend as well.
05:30
So we can see all of the offices here have the same color
05:33
along with the circulation areas and the reception areas.
05:37
Now, looking at the conference room,
05:39
we'd like to change its color to make it a little bit stronger.
05:42
So I'll select the colorful legend here.
05:45
And now from the modify ribbon tab here, we'll click edits game
05:50
and here we can see all of the colors associated to the room names.
05:54
So we'll click the color next to the conference room name.
05:57
And now we just used a drag control here to make this a slightly stronger blue.
06:01
So click OK to save the new color
06:04
and then OK, to close the color scheme
06:06
and we can see now that that updates in the view and also on the legend as well.
06:11
So now that we have the color scheme and the color fuel legend applied to this view
06:15
that completes creating the rooms and tags on this model.
00:03
Looking at the open work area here,
00:05
we can see that it has an area of over 1300 square feet.
00:09
And if I select the tag,
00:11
we can see that the red boundary line here goes way beyond the work area
00:15
and out into the circulation zone.
00:18
This is because we don't have a physical boundary at this end of the room.
00:23
And as we don't want a boundary,
00:25
we can use a room separator
00:28
to actually enclose this room.
00:31
So to do this, we'll go to the architecture ribbon tab
00:35
and from the room and area panel here, we'll click the room, separate tool
00:40
and a room separator is a line that we will draw in the model.
00:44
So looking at the ribbon here,
00:45
we can see we have the draw tools and we have the line draw tool enabled.
00:49
So I'll come down to the end of the room here and then
00:52
we can snap to the end of the wall here and then across to the other side
00:57
and straight away, we can see that area is now reduced down to around 790 square feet.
01:04
And I would draw another room separator across this area here as
01:07
this doesn't need to be part of the open work area.
01:11
Once again, we can see that area of reduce.
01:15
So I click, modify to finish drawing the room separators.
01:18
And if I select the tag for the open work area,
01:21
we can see that it's now bounded by those room separators that we've just created.
01:27
However, having done this, we now need to place a room into that circulation zone.
01:32
So I'll go back to the architecture ribbon tab
01:34
and from the room and areas panel here, we'll click the room tool
01:38
and now we can just click to place a room into that circulation zone.
01:43
So now click, modify to finish that
01:47
and zooming in a little closer, we can see that that's also now named as room.
01:51
So I pick on the room object itself and in the properties panel here,
01:55
we'll change its name to be circulation.
01:58
And
01:58
as we start typing, we can pick that from the list. Now,
02:05
it's now looking at the two offices here above the circulation zone,
02:08
we can see the left hand one is quite small compared to the other.
02:13
And if I pick on that room,
02:15
you can see that it only goes to the edge of the cupboards here.
02:19
And actually, we'd like those cupboards to be included as part of that room.
02:23
So if I select the wall here
02:26
and now looking at its properties,
02:28
we can uns select the room bound in option.
02:31
And once that's applied,
02:33
we can see that area grow and the room now flows in through the cupboards.
02:38
However, the office is quite small. So if I select the wall in the middle here
02:43
and then we'll go to the modify walls ribbon here and click the move tool.
02:48
And if I move this over by 2 ft,
02:51
we can see the area for those two offices change
02:54
as the room bounding wall moves to adjust their boundary.
02:58
This these are quite small.
02:59
I think I'll actually delete this wall and make it one office.
03:02
So I'll select the wall here and, and using the control key, I'll select this door too
03:07
now from the modify ribbon tab. I'll click on the delete tool
03:11
and once they've been deleted, we can see we have this warning message now
03:14
and it's letting us know that we have two rooms in
03:17
the same space here and one of those rooms is redundant
03:21
and looking at the view, we can see the redundant room here highlighted with its tag.
03:26
So I'll click on the delete rooms button here
03:29
and then that room will be deleted.
03:31
Although we do have a warning,
03:33
letting us know that we need to delete it from the schedule too.
03:36
But now we can see we have that one office fill in that space.
03:40
I'll select the room and the tag and we could
03:42
just drag this now into the center of the room.
03:47
So now we want to create a view to present these rooms better.
03:51
So to do this,
03:53
we'll go to the floor three plan view in the project browser here
03:57
and then we'll right and click
03:59
and choose, duplicate view and then duplicate with detailing.
04:04
So now we have a copy of that view.
04:06
We'll right click over it and choose rename
04:09
and we'll name it as floor three layout.
04:15
Now, as we duplicated with detailing,
04:17
we have the tags placed on the rooms in this view still,
04:20
however, I want to change them so that they are just the name only.
04:24
So I'll pick on one of the tags here.
04:26
Now, from the right click menu,
04:29
we'll choose, select all instances
04:31
and then visible in view.
04:33
And now we have all of those tags selected. We'll go to the properties palette here
04:38
and from the type selector, we'll change this to be room tag name only
04:44
and now we can see all of those room tags just display the name of the room.
04:49
And now we want to apply a color scheme and add the color field legend to this view.
04:55
So to do this, we'll go to the annotate ribbon tab
04:58
and from the color field panel here, we'll click color field legend.
05:03
And now you can see we have the legend attached to our cursor.
05:06
So we'll click to place it
05:07
just outside the building here.
05:10
Now we need to choose the rooms, space type
05:14
and then the color scheme will be type.
05:18
Now we can click. Ok.
05:21
And now we can see that all of the rooms have been colored
05:24
and the rooms of the same name have the same color
05:27
and that's also updated the legend as well.
05:30
So we can see all of the offices here have the same color
05:33
along with the circulation areas and the reception areas.
05:37
Now, looking at the conference room,
05:39
we'd like to change its color to make it a little bit stronger.
05:42
So I'll select the colorful legend here.
05:45
And now from the modify ribbon tab here, we'll click edits game
05:50
and here we can see all of the colors associated to the room names.
05:54
So we'll click the color next to the conference room name.
05:57
And now we just used a drag control here to make this a slightly stronger blue.
06:01
So click OK to save the new color
06:04
and then OK, to close the color scheme
06:06
and we can see now that that updates in the view and also on the legend as well.
06:11
So now that we have the color scheme and the color fuel legend applied to this view
06:15
that completes creating the rooms and tags on this model.