- [Instructor] Chapter 909, we are nearly finished this,
we are going to create our cover page.
We are going to combine some 2D line work
with our 3D details.
Now, do not fear, it is not going to end up
looking like this, the intention is that it's going to
look like this, the cover page of our completed sheets.
Okay, so we'll create this effect and then we'll bring in
one of our details and we'll change the lines
and get rid of the fills, et cetera.
Okay, so I know that you can create rectangles
with rounded edges, I know you can type text,
and I know you can draw circles so I really thought
there was no need in doing all of those things again.
I've set these up, I've used the align feature
to make sure they're all aligned and spaced correctly.
And so all we need to do, if you can't see,
just a little aside, if you can't see these images,
then just check where they are located.
Go to File, Document Set Up, and then you should
see sort of missing links if you have got the missing links.
Just select them, it will highlight the one that is missing
and then just re-link.
And you'll find these in the Chapter Nine images folder.
Okay, this one's called Base details combined,
this one is called Middle detail combined,
and this one originally is called Roof detail combined.
Okay, so easy to find.
Just make sure they're re-linked and then
you should see these things there.
To create the clipping mask, you simply
select the circle and the image,
and then you right click, Create Clipping Mask.
So it's one,
two...
and three.
Now, you might find, that the edge doesn't show.
Okay, when you create the clipping mask,
because you might find that the stroke is turned off,
or the fill is turned on and then the stroke is turned off,
so you might find that you end up
looking something like that.
Okay, so all you need to do, is turn the stroke on,
and set it to, I've set it to 2 point, that will be fine.
All right, so now we've got that nice and neat.
What we're going to do next is go down to our Scrapbooks,
and the Canada House scrapbook,
we are on the window wall detail, so we can drag this in,
we'll just drop it there, and I can close that.
And I'll set the scale on this initially to 1:12.
Okay, this one here.
One inch equals one foot.
Because that is nearly the right size.
It's somewhere between 1:12 and 1:15.
We are not going to scale it exactly.
We are going to put a sort of random scale on this,
just so it fits nicely on this.
As long as we've got not to scale at the front
then we should be fine.
Okay, so with this selected, up to our Shape Style
and we'll just turn Fill off,
that's done quite a lot of the work for us,
we then select it again, and our Stroke,
just click on this button, and click on the black,
so that should sort the rest of it out.
And we've still got this thing for some reason.
So select it again and just un-tick Fill again.
And that should sort the rest of it out.
Okay, so that's three clicks and we're nearly done.
For the color, let's change the Stroke color to white.
So just click on one of these,
or click and drag into this box,
sometimes it's a little bit tricky.
And for the Stroke width, just set it to 0.1.
Okay, so it's a nice thin line.
And then drag it across to here, and leave it there.
So it's looking quite nice at the moment.
Make sure also, that it's on the line type layer,
or the line work layer, because so are these.
And if we right click and Send To Back,
then we'll just sit it underneath these things.
Okay, again, these sorts of things are quite important.
The final thing to do is right click and Remove Scale.
We don't want to un-group it,
we just want to remove the scale.
And then we can click the corner, and kind of position it
and stretch it a little bit, no one is going to know,
except for you and I.
And then we can sort of adjust the position of this,
maybe drop it down a little bit.
And we maybe have to just push this up again, just a touch.
Okay, so,
looking fine.
Okay, so that's really all we needed to do.
And now we've got details cover page
which is part of the rest of it.
So we've got our plans and sections on this one,
so this is then showing us where the sections are cut.
We're then highlighting the main sections on that,
then we go to our details and then we've got our
details highlighted with the details on them.
And then I've added some text as you can see to this.
Okay, a lot of this stuff is repeated this side
so there is absolutely no need to keep adding that text
but I've done my best to try to sort of
itemize as many things as possible in there.
There might be some bits that I've missed,
but you will get the picture.
The main thing is to try and make it as neat and as tidy
and as legible as you possibly can.
So all we've got to do now
is look at our export options and our print options
and then we can draw this series to a close
and let's look at our next steps.