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■ Select a point above the detail components to specify the cut line extents.
The detail is now properly framed and is ready to be annotated.
13 Add keynotes to the detail components:
■ On the Getting_Started tool palette, click the Keynote (Straight Leader) tool.
■ Select the top brick in the brick course as the component to keynote, and select any point on the brick.
■ Move the cursor to the right, and click to select the second point of the leader.
■ Press ENTER twice to place the keynote.
TIP To turn off the keynote background, on the command line, enter FIELDDISPLAY, and enter 0.
■ Use the same technique to add keynotes to the other components in the detail.
To repeat the keynoting command, press the SPACEBAR. To keep multiple keynotes aligned, align the
second point of each consecutive keynote leader with left edge of the keynote above it.
14 Create a presentation sheet on which to place the detail and other project views:
■ On the Project Navigator, click the Sheets tab.
■ Under Getting Started, expand Architectural.
■ Under Architectural, right-click General, and click New ➤ Sheet.
■ On the New Sheet worksheet, for Number enter A101.
■ For Sheet title, enter Client Presentation.
Notice that the file name is created automatically from the number and title that you enter.
■ Click OK.
15 Open the Client Presentation sheet:
■ On the Project Navigator, under Architectural\General, double-click A101 Client Presentation.
■ Zoom in to the title block on the sheet.
Notice that the title block already contains the title, number, and name of the project.
16 Reference views onto the sheet:
■ On the Project Navigator, click the Views tab.
■ In the Views folder, under Details, select Window Detail@Head.
■ Drag Window Detail@Head to the sheet, and click to place it in the top left corner.
If any part of the detail is obscured, select the view frame, and grip-edit it to resize the view.
■ Reference the 01 Plan view onto the sheet.
17 Save and close the Client Presentation sheet.
Congratulations! You have completed your first project in AutoCAD Architecture. As you continue your
work in AutoCAD Architecture, be sure to use the different learning resources available to you, such as the
online Help, tutorials, and the New Features Workshop.
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