Bonsai_Tutorials/094000_20250313_1220 - going through the various asset folders/094000_20250313_1220 - going through the various asset folders.srt

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So in our project folder where our IFC file is, you probably noticed when we created our drawings and sheets
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that it created these three folders here. Sheets, layouts, and drawings.
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I just want to go through them so you get a sense of what's inside each one.
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So sheets, as you would imagine, you're going to have your sheets here.
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The SVGs contain the line work for both the title sheet and also the various drawings.
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Then the underlays are the shaded part of the drawing that corresponds to the line work here.
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So pretty self-explanatory.
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Layouts, this is where in Bonsai when you open up the layout in Inkscape to modify the location of the drawings on the sheet,
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these are the files you're essentially opening.
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Title blocks, here you can see that's just the default title block that came with Bonsai.
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Then assets here, only one asset is for the layouts, that's just the drawing title.
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You can see that's where the drawing name and the scale go.
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And then finally drawings.
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So again, similar to sheets, you're going to have SVG drawings that are the line work and then the raster underlay that goes with that line work.
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Cache you can ignore. Sometimes you have to, if there's an error or whatever with running the drawing,
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you might want to delete the corresponding files in there to rerun the drawing again, but usually you don't have to modify with cache.
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And so assets, this is the folder that you're going to use a lot.
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There's five files, default, markers, patterns, shading style, symbols.
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So default CSS is where you're going to change those rules to tell your line work what kind of color they want to be,
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what kind of dash pattern it wants to be, or what fill pattern you want.
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We can go into that detail here.
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Markers, that is where you'll have dimension tick marks or your grid markers.
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What are some other things?
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You know, diameter marker, stair marker, plan level marker.
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So you can modify the geometry of those things in that file.
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Patterns, as you imagine, like a concrete pattern or sand pattern or a wood pattern, you can apply those to our drawings.
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And that's how you set, how you change those and also how you add more to that.
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Shading styles, if you remember, that's where we save our drawing styles.
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So in the last couple videos, we created a new rendering drawing style and that's where that goes, saves it in there.
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And then finally, symbols.
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Symbols are going to be like a window tag or a space tag or an elevation tag, those various things.
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So don't get scared. I opened these five files I just talked about in a text editor.
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This text editor is just called VS Code, but there's thousands, it seems, of text readers and editors you can use.
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So this default CSS, you'll probably be in this file the most changing things.
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As I mentioned before, this is where you can designate what color your lines are, whether they're dashed lines, how thick they are, the fills of various outlines.
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So, for example, you can change your text. You can change that to red if you'd like.
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Your cut pattern, change that to a different color.
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So all these various things, I won't stay on a high level on that. We'll go into more detail or examples later.
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So markers here, again, like I told you, you can adjust your level marker, section marker in dimension end or start.
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Don't worry, you don't necessarily have to open this file to change these things. You can use Inkscape and I'll show you how to do that.
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Similar to patterns, let's see here, scroll up here.
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Again, with patterns file, you really have to open the text file to change it. You can use Inkscape, but this just gives you a sense of what's in there.
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You know, diagonal patterns, board patterns, cross hatch, earth pattern, glass, liquid.
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So on and on. Sand, wood. You can see sand has a lot of dots and lines in it.
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And I think there's, you know, concrete as well. So again, don't worry about editing that file in a text editor.
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Shading styles rarely ever do here. I don't usually have to touch this at all.
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Again, this is just where our drawing styles are saved.
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And finally, symbols. Again, you can use Inkscape to change this stuff, but just to give you a sense of what's in here.
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You know, circle tag, door tag, window tag, space tag, etc., etc.
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So I opened some of these files then in Inkscape here. The markers file, patterns file, and the symbols file.
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So I'll go to markers first.
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So when you open markers, the way that SVG file is formatted is that you won't see the geometry right away.
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You have to open this layers and objects tab here.
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It's under here. To see kind of the breakdown of what's in that file.
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And so if you ultimately want to modify that geometry in there, you have to click and drag it towards the end and pull it out of its little folder essentially.
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And so from here, you can do the modifications.
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You know, let's say it's a little more oblong like that.
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Once you're done, you drag it back in to the folder it came from.
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And then obviously save.
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And this all assumes you know how to use Inkscape. I'm not going to go into detail for that.
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So patterns are again unique in that you don't see any of the folders or the geometry.
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But you can. You have to open up another window to see that.
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It's the XML editor essentially.
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And it works kind of like the layers and objects, but just it gets another view basically of the structure.
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So in here again, you can see crosshatch, earth patterns, sand, concrete.
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So similarly, if you say you want to change the wood pattern.
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You open it, click on that path and drag it to the bottom.
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And you should be able to tell.
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So now you can change color, put more geometry in there, whatever.
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And when you're done, you drag it back into the wood pattern there.
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And yes, symbols.
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Symbols. Okay.
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Luckily, symbols, yes, you'll be able to see the geometry right away in the layers and objects here.
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You turn them all off.
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You know, section tag, space tag, window tag.
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So again, you can change the geometry, save it, and then they'll ultimately show up in your drawings when you run them.