How to draw the elevation of a building in AutoCAD

This video shows you how to do the elevation plan in AutoCAD.
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[@jasonwhyte4044]

Great video. Like the idea of adjusting the blocks to fit the spaces. To reduce confusion however, I would project the various elements separately.

[@mr.cargill]

Thank you very much and yes projecting the elements separately works as well.

[@roje7406]

how do you know the angle for the pitch of the roof ?

[@ecfraser]

Good video, however you could save time by drawing one line then copy to all corners or use XLINE (XL) >> vertical quick and fast

[@mr.cargill]

Thank you. Very much appreciated.

[@ecfraser]

you are welcome.

[@nomansiddik9874]

Nice😊

[@jelanilewis420]

good vid and thx for the help

[@mr.cargill]

You're welcome. Happy to help.

[@dre_sedway5612]

Sir when I offset 150 the line is going over the drawing and I don’t know why

[@jiggly161]

HELLO does the elevation have to be of the front of the house or can it be done with the back?

[@mr.cargill]

Sorry for the late reply, you need to do at least two views for the elevation. The front view must be done and then you can choose between drawing one of the sides or the back.

[@jiggly161]

@@mr.cargill ok thank you because you have been my teacher for csec especially for the sba , my teacher just stares at her laptop screen and gives orders

[@mr.cargill]

@@jiggly161 I'm happy I could help

[@adminartz1885]

Sir you said that we were to offset 150 from the baseline, if so then why is the sample picture telling us to offset by 187.

[@mr.cargill]

150 is the standard, however in an exam situation you would use whatever specifications are given. I'd you are given 187 then you should use that.

[@adminartz1885]

Another question sir, do these measurements apply to all elevations.

[@mr.cargill]

@@adminartz1885 yes, unless given other dimensions.

[@adminartz1885]

@@mr.cargill Ok thank you sir.

[@duneilturner1066]

What if you have columns

[@mr.cargill]

You can either draw the columns or you can get columns blocks on line. Just type in free CAD blocks on Google. Click on one of the sites and type columns in the search bar on the site. Click on the set you like and then select download CAD blocks (normally at the bottom of the page) then you can open them in AutoCAD and copy and paste the one you like into your drawing.