You have a few questions here soooo let's begin:
1. Draw the objects in model space
2. Setup a Proper Layout environment, eg set up the size and add the title block border
Let's Go 🙂
In model space (click on the model space tab):
-Draw the room outline
-Add the door
-Fill the walls
>>Draw the Room area with a line, outer lines only
>>offset the outer walls inward the thickness of the partitions, in the US .625 (sheetrock + 3.625 or 3.5" studs + .625 sheetrock)
Add the doors
Add the funky closet 🙂
Add the windows
>>You can either create blocks with wipeouts as the doors and windows or (wipeouts cover objects below them) Or you can add doors and windows and trim the partitions.
- add a shaded fill to space between you inner and outer wall surfaces, use a 252 or 253 fill, hatch solid
OK Now for the Layout / Border
Alright, pay attention 🙂
From the menu bar select the output menu
setup your print/plot properties to your drawing layouts, set up the output to PDF or plotter as you see fit
Make sure you apply a name to the plot configuration, say ANSI D, meaning assign an ANSI D part to the layout
Once you get the plot configuration setup it is best if you double click it in the layout manager to assign it to the selected layout, you will know you have it set up when the plot configuration appears next to a layout in the layout manager.
OK now that you have proper layout setup, draw your border or Copy and paste a border block to you layout
Edit the border attributes as required, aka sheet name, drawing number, etc, etc
-Add a viewport to the layout, typically just inside the borderlines
--Set the Viewport scale to fit your border / desired output view
>> select the viewport, single mouse click, set scale via lower right of status bar VP scale setting
-Plot to PDF when you are ready
There you go, a Basic outline of what u need to do.
Best Regards
Tim C.
