Hi,
You appear to be getting views but no replies. Probably because of your unstudied approach. Users here are eager to help but you might do well to pick up a textbook that appeals to you or follow some online tutorials for a while. This will get you familiar with proper terminology for AutoCAD software.
That said, I will attempt to frame a few basics for you...
Your jpg image appears to show that you wish to copy the plan views into another drawing (you refer to this as "model sheet". The tabs above the drawing area are drawing files and the tabs below the drawing area are for Model Space and Layouts.
The drawing you illustrate appears to be for a single building project. You would do well to keep the project in a single drawing file at this stage of your learning and use. In order to show each floor on a separate sheet you will create Layouts and Viewports that focus on desired data.
I'm not sure what template you are starting with so I will guess that you only have a single layout tab next to the Model tab at the bottom of your drawing area? If this is correct you can click on that tab and observe that a single Viewport exists. This Viewport may or may not show details, depending on the size of your Model Space objects and the scale setting for the Viewport.
If you double click inside of the Viewport it will activate and you can zoom in or out on desired objects from Model Space. You can also work on your Model Space objects but I try to emphasize that design work is best done in Model Space on the Model tab.
When active in the viewport you can Pan and Zoom to your desired objects, floorplan, or elevation and then you can set the scale of the viewport by clicking the scale list near the bottom right.
Keeping your Model Space designs for floorplans and elevations aligned is a good practice but be sure to provide enough distance between these designs so that you can have only the desired view in your viewports.
Create new layouts and viewports as desired and work those bottom tabs instead of creating individual drawing files for your project.
I hope this helps you in your pursuits.
Blaine
Blaine Young
Senior Engineering Technician, US Army
