3 Ways to Design in Scale on iPad for architects

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Название	:	3 Ways to Design in Scale on iPad for architects
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Too much pub!!!!
Comment from : @ericverschelden8151

Music was too distracting
Comment from : @maeveofthelongbows9552

Thanks
Comment from : @MC4175

Would this calculate load bearing calculations for beams and headers ?
Comment from : @chrisolava112066

I use this for my projects when I need to remember certain things like which tool I was using if they’re similar: mark each side with a different color dot so you can easily remember which one you were using
Comment from : @andreamiller9553

This is honestly so clever! Thankyou so much for providing these amazing iPad videos, even though as designers we are moving foreword to this easier iPad workflow, I struggle to find content that is helpful and there doesn’t seem to be much out their on using procreate for architects and designers, so I really appreciate the simplicity of yours! Please keep it up :)))
Comment from : @ellielois3628

oh man, scales are pretty important Just need to get use to them
Comment from : @hudsonb631

Will you do online classes with me ? Lol 😅 pls ? How much lol
Comment from : @EmpreZario-qz9kl

Hello Henry, I’m learning procreate for floor plan I’m trying to figure out how to scale 1:100 in a4 format Any help on this?😊
Comment from : @user-qc8jp9wk9m

Is there a reason why you don't draw straight lines but wobely lines?
Comment from : @Etrehumain123

They make little clips to add to the scale so you always know what side you are working onYes, the scale feels outdated
Comment from : @nabrup3

Great video, I am looking at Ipad and pen but need to buy a new one What is the Ipad your using, why do you like this one?
Comment from : @BlackspotJune12006

What ipad you are using?
Comment from : @bonitazarelg5629

Thanks for the tips it maybe worth placing a bolder 'super' grid over the 1 foot grid for 2 or 5 or 10 feet to aid counting squares
Comment from : @davinrsmith

ive started my first year plumbing and need a way to sketch out oragami templates, pipe work and annotate lines with real measurements a grid snapping would be ideal autocad seems decent but is very clunky on my first unguided attempt with itbrbri need to be able to hand my ipad over to people
Comment from : @ethanwasme4307

Thank you so much for sharing! I have been wanting to switch to drawing my designs on my iPad
Comment from : @carrieannkouri2151

work as architect in 2022brkeep measure dimensions in legs and fingers
Comment from : @trololoev

is that ipad 11 inch or 129 inch ? and which one u recommend for architects ?
Comment from : @baselfadel6523

great toolkit Subbd
Comment from : @demonhogo

THANK YOU!!!!!
Comment from : @samanthamelendezz

As an architect who works in the metric system, I am in awe how you guys do it in the Imperial system That ruler would scare me!
Comment from : @AnaMarcu

Which pad are you using?
Comment from : @garethjack6753

Thank you so much this is life saving! I’m a struggling architecture student and new to learning autocad but used to work as an illustrator and am quite familiar and comfortable with procreate so this is so great to know about the program, thank you!
Comment from : @katbeegle9492

Danko
Comment from : @jerahrashidi9443

Thank you sooo mch
Comment from : @jonatzjurats4087

god bless u xdd
Comment from : @saraishanthalatenciobricen8944

Great video! Mind if I ask what case your using?
Comment from : @CorstianCorstiaan

Try concepts
Comment from : @josephsintum1292

may i know what model your ipad is?
Comment from : @atarahhaileyaquino3396

Bro, you the real MVP for these downloads!
Comment from : @chrisjustin218

What are tips for someone that is studying architecture
Comment from : @salvadormadrigal6531

Which procreate is this
Comment from : @juliosuazo6949

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Comment from : @whenwemakehome7817

As a former architectural draftsman (1977-2008), I agree I have been using SketchUp since 2003, these days for something to do in retirement I was born in 1952 and didn't know my dyscalulia had a name until 1995 (explaining why I never became an architect)
Comment from : @GaryR55

I know triangular scales can be difficult at times but I really love them💟☺️
Comment from : @cleo95able

HaYour not the only Architect annoyed by 3 sided scale It now holds a place next to my Dad's slide rule ;)
Comment from : @CU96821

Super helpful Thank you
Comment from : @HieuPhan-bt9ph

Somebody can help me and explain me exactly what he is doing but with centimeters ? I am completely lost with inch etc I would like to draw my 2d plan on scale (1:100 and 1:50) on a A3 and A2 paper somebody know how to do it ? Thanks a lot
Comment from : @camillemarcelanouk

Love your ingenuity but the fact you need to use your "dirty method" is crazy because scaling within Procreate is an absolute must and should be included as standard What are the developers playing at?? And it also still can't read pdf's!!!WTAF Morpholio Trace's scaling feature is perfect It would be easy to replicate this type of functionality in Procreate, but no, the developers know better
Comment from : @grandmasterplank8979

instead of procreate maybe look into concepts - it is a much better tool for this type of space sketching with dimensions
Comment from : @cekuhnen

why are you so good at teaching, great explanation
Comment from : @imagelush5146

Super helpful! Thank you!
Comment from : @madzelle4022

Hi, What brush do you use?
Comment from : @meloveyou150

What the size screen recomended ipad pro for architect presentase ?
Comment from : @indraarviantomustafa

Yes Great I use SketchUp and have made templates and workarounds to enable printing to scale directly from SketchUp, including 2d title blocks etc (bypassing layout)brThx for info how to do this in procreate which I've only just got! 🙂
Comment from : @plssmellmycheese

Thank you so much This is really helpful!
Comment from : @ritamaria555

That's awesome man-i will run to the iPad for architecture-thank u
Comment from : @popcorn3382

Thank you for the video tutorial I only wish more people would use less music while teaching Very difficult to concentrate during the lesson
Comment from : @miguelsaucedo6604

Great video but a bit cumbersome when comes to scales! Scales and overlapping are the most import elements when drawing floor plans
Comment from : @marala11

This was actually really helpful I just got myself an iPad Pro and downloaded Procreate This will help with my projects, thanks
Comment from : @landscapeallure

This is honestly revolutionary for showing inhabitation on floor plans thank you
Comment from : @prepostgamer305

I use procreate for sketching but this is a very smart use of grid scale Thank you
Comment from : @djokotriono7787

Great video brBTW, I hate using those 'triangular' scale rule I prefer the flat version with a slight bulge along the centreline as it allows me to tilt and raise edge so the inks are not smeared
Comment from : @archrb2924

so helpful!! thank you so much
Comment from : @ktln4383

Any metric templates?
Comment from : @alfredchan8782

I guess when the drawing starts within Procreate, there would not be any issues, it's when we import some drawings from outside that we have recalibrate the scale of the drawings may i correct here ?
Comment from : @arhalimi5883

hi Henry tQ for this video I am very new with procreate I need to draw rough scaled drawings - I guess revising a few times of this video would get me understand more how to roughly draw scaled drawings tQbrstay safe
Comment from : @arhalimi5883

Thanks a lot I have a question: Can Ipad use Sketchup software?
Comment from : @viensart5314

Get my Procreate Scaled Templates for architecture and interior design (Metric and Imperial units) → wwwhenrygaocom/scale
Comment from : @HenryGao

Seems a hassle just to resize pdfs every time
Comment from : @erikleypoldt8275

You can use both as they both have pro and cons Do all the technical stuff in Morpholio and the creative studs I pro create Simple
Comment from : @tomstopper5281

The scale ruler will alway be an essential too Period
Comment from : @tomstopper5281