Drawing Elevations in AutoCAD

For High School Architecture Class

[@mariegracejimenez2266]

thanks sir,big help for an architecture student like me

[@denisemcconnell2997]

Thanks for the video Jeffrey. Just wanted to mention that when you were finding the angle of the slope, you said it was 27 degrees, but for the final gable you were trying to find 23 degrees....just fyi. (I was reading your mind though...so no big deal...HA!)

[@TheCassandraMitchell]

Thank you so much for this! My professors haven’t been ANY help so I’ve been reaching for hours for this stuff 😩 do you take video requests?

[@Bearheaddude]

your voice is soothing and I like your beard

[@war-wick6379]

Brilliant

[@rebekahmasih7631]

so helpful

[@cristianmendio2461]

This looked so complicated, with chief it has a 3D camera icon. But It also has it flaws, was hoping to find a better program

[@anita83music]

I was wondering why you did not show us how you finished those details. I got stuck in the middle.

[@johnmifsud6814]

The roof pitch was 27 deg then you went to 23 deg ?

[@jesseb6998]

next time come prepared but just know ...u are learning by your mistakes thanks anyway

[@asukaken]

Is this 2018 version?

[@petersam4182]

If you had used the extend command would it change the angle?

[@petersam4182]

@@JeffreyFullercad thank you. I do not understand how to get the right angles when I use lets say the @ sign. I would do @24'< 70 and when I measure the angle it is something else. Is there some type of way to do angles of of other angles other than from a horizontal line?

[@petersam4182]

@@JeffreyFullercad I would e extremely grateful if you do. I know it will help many people like me, this is a nightmare for many of us.

[@imtorchhh]

What branch of architecture are you in

[@JeffreyFullercad]

Mostly residential, and some light commercial.