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Hello guys and welcome to the second part of
this work projects in the previous class,
we left the restaurant, a pavilion.
In this state, we modeled the podium and the main walls,
and now it's time for the pillars.
So first of all,
I will show the photo, edit unhide.
Last, I'll use the wireframe view.
And here we have the pillars in that red color, right?
We don't have so many.
Just 12345678, we have eight pillars
placed kind of grid in order
to draw those pillars in a precise way.
I will use a photo that it
is attached with a course, of course.
So I'll go over File Import here and
choose this photo import, random scale.
And now top view camera,
parallel projection, we are ready for drawing the pillar.
As you can see, the photo has a lot of details.
We'll try to simplify
a little bit the pillar because e.g.
doesn't make sense to draw these screws.
So let's start line tool,
one, click and release.
We move along the green axis now the red axis.
Now we'll use the iterations.
We have our first leg.
Let's say if we are not able to see the lines correctly,
we can change the view of style.
Let's go over x-ray,
and now let's repeat this rectangle three times more.
I will measure it in order
to do it exactly the same size.
It is 6.33 long and 3.60.
See white line again, 6.30, 33.66.
Now we can use the iterations and again and
again, 6.33, 0.66 rad.
And one more time,
once we have our cross already drawn,
will use the arcs in order to do the corners softer.
So two-point Arc tool,
one click sides, let's say 24.
Let's follow the photo a little bit.
One-click here.
We need that color,
which means that our curve is
tangent to the first line and two the second one as well.
Second click, third click.
Here we are.
Now, if we want to repeat that same arc,
we will need Use the guidelines.
One click here on one-click here, arc again,
first click, and we look for that color. Click click.
Now, if I want to be faster,
I could use the offset tool in
order to draw this inner line,
always at the same distance.
So now I can use this another tool,
draw arcs from center onto
points because I have the center one-click,
another click on Insert, click eraser.
And I delayed the left overs again, one-click,
second click, third click Eraser, left overs out.
Again, we can repeat this operation, ECB many times.
As you can see, this way is going to be faster
than if we are using the guidelines eraser.
Okay, here we are.
So let's erase the guidelines.
And this inner line.
I can even delayed the photo.
Now, I will make a group here with my cross,
but then I committed a mistake because I
said to make a group when actually here,
we need a component y because we will
have eight pillars, exactly the same.
So we want that if we make a change in one of them,
that saints will be
replicated in the rest of the pillars.
So make a component name, Peter, create.
Now it's time for a scale.
This pillar, first scale.
I will do it randomly,
but smaller than I will move
my pillar to the correct place, e.g.
here. And I'll be more precise with its size.
To be totally accurate,
I will give you the size of the pillar.
It is 15 cm each side.
So let's measure. Now we have 13.
So a scale, one click on this point,
and I type in the correct measure,
15 and the unit centimeters. Here we are.
And we have to repeat this same axiom
alone, this another axis,
15 and the unit enter one, tweet out,
Let's place the PDR a little bit better.
And now I will make a copy which will be
placed in another position of the grid.
Secondly, select tool, Shift key.
I select both pillars at the same time.
Move tool and I would make a multiple copy.
First copy will be here.
And then without this,
select that first copy,
I can zoom out and I will type in arteries.
And I need how many copies?
1233 arteries, 333. Enter.
Here we have all the floor plans of our pillars.
Let's extrude one of them.
E.g. this one, click,
click, Postpone tool, one click and release.
And I use the height of the wall as our reference.
We are on the rest of their peers as they are,
components have suffered the changes as well.
Basically, I click outside and we are almost done.
I can switch off
the X-ray if I want to have a better view.
And I can even hide the photo control aids.
So time to say goodbye.
Now, I hope that you like TikTok
and I see you in the next episode.
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