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This display configuration displays the spaces with colored hatch patterns.
17 On the drawing status bar, for Annotation Scale, select 1/8'' = 1' [1 : 50].
The Annotation Scale controls the tag size.
18 Reposition the space tags as necessary.
19 On the drawing status bar, for Annotation Scale, select 1/4'' = 1' [1 : 100].
20 Save and close the 01 Floor construct.
Next, schedule the doors and windows on the floor plan.
Creating Schedules
In this exercise, you schedule the doors and windows on the first floor of the building. Schedules and other
annotation are typically placed in view drawings within the project, so you must create a view that externally
references the 01 Floor construct before you can create the schedules.
After you create the view, you tag the doors and windows in the view. The tags let you extract property set
data from the doors and windows. This data is reported in door and window schedules, which you create
after you place the tags.
In the next exercise, you make revisions to the floor plan and learn how you can quickly update these
schedules, keeping your drawing information up to date across the project.
1 Create a view drawing in which to dimension the floor plan:
On the Project Navigator, click the Views tab.
Select the Views folder, right-click, and click New View Dwg General.
You create a general view drawing for plans and 3D models.
On the Add General View worksheet, click the Name field, enter 01 Plan, and click Next.
For Level 1, select Division 1, and click Next.
Under Constructs, verify that 01 Floor and Entry Curtain Wall are selected, clear all other
constructs.
Verify that Open in drawing editor is selected, and click Finish.
On the Navigation toolbar, click the Zoom flyout, and click (Zoom Extents).
A view of the floor plan displays.
2 On the drawing window status bar, select the Low Detail display configuration.
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