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0:00[Music]
0:02Hi there, I'm Chris, an architect based
0:04in the UK. And in today's tutorial, I'll
0:07be showing you how to turn your
0:08architectural drawings into a full
0:09design presentation. We'll start with
0:11floor plans, sections, and millwork
0:14drawings. And I'll walk you through how
0:15to transform them into polished client
0:18ready presentations. Together, we'll
0:20build out cover sheet, a legend, mood
0:23board, and FFN sheet. So you can see how
0:25going the extra mile turns your
0:27technical drawings into stunning
0:29presentations. This step is key for
0:31winning client buyin, showcasing your
0:33ideas professionally, and doing it all
0:35with minimal effort using Rayon Design.
0:37With Rayon, you can create your drawings
0:39from start to finish and package them
0:41into a complete design presentation, all
0:43in one place without having to switch
0:46between tools. And today, I'll take you
0:48step by step through that whole process.
0:50If you'd like to follow along, grab the
0:51free template linked in the description.
0:53And if you want a tailored guidance, you
0:55can also book a one-to-one demo with the
0:57Rayon team. And finally, don't forget to
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1:01like this one. And share your thoughts
1:03in the comments. I'd love to hear your
1:04feedback. Now, let's get started. I'll
1:07start with a short intro of Rayon's
1:08model canvas. In Rayon, you can import
1:10DWG files, DXF, PDF, and images. And it
1:15allows you to draw accurately and
1:16precisely editing plans to scale and
1:19essentially creating a full
1:20architectural drawing set from things
1:22like floor plans, sections, and
1:24elevations all the way to design details
1:27and even mood board images and FFN
1:29schedules. And today we're going to be
1:31zooming in to how easy it is to turn
1:33your architectural drawings into a full
1:35architectural design presentation right
1:37where you draw them. So let's review a
1:39few details on the model canvas and get
1:41started. Okay. So, from the home screen,
1:43you'll see the project here if you've
1:44downloaded it as well. So, I'm going to
1:46double click into there and open up a
1:48new window specifically for um this
1:50project. And we'll jump straight into
1:52the model canvas. You'll see it's a
1:54twotory residential project. Um we've
1:57got our floor plan here, all looking
1:59great. We've got two sections which are
2:02looking good. And then we've got this
2:04mill work drawing. So, this example
2:05kitchen with floor plan section
2:08elevation as well. Now, there's a couple
2:10of things that I want to be able to show
2:11you. One is Rayon's drawing ability. So,
2:15we're going to jump into the wireframe
2:17view. So, we just click on there, and
2:19I'm going to turn on the grid as well.
2:21And this will be very reminiscent of a
2:23tool like AutoCAD, for example. With
2:25Rayon, you can import DWGs, you can
2:27import DXF files, and you can draw to
2:30scale accurately. So, we're going to be
2:33drawing at one: One um and then we can
2:35take views of that at different scales.
2:37We have our wall tool where we can set
2:40wall thicknesses. We have an array of
2:42different blocks for doors and windows.
2:44And then we have an array of different
2:46blocks for furniture. And when you're
2:48drafting, it really is up to you whether
2:49you want to work in the wireframe view
2:52where everything is colorcoded very
2:54clearly. Um, or you want to jump back to
2:57the standard view. So, I'll jump back to
2:59the standard view. I'll turn our grid on
3:02off for a second. And you'll see here,
3:04for example, that we've got our floor
3:06plan. Now, the other aspect I want to
3:08show you is about layers. So, the floor
3:11plans are drawn on top of each other.
3:13So, this is a two-story building, and
3:15we've got a ground floor and a first
3:17floor that are layered on top of each
3:19other, and that's a really helpful way
3:21of doing things within Rayon, and it
3:23makes sure that there's perfect
3:24alignment between your stories. So, you
3:26can see here on this layer tab, I've got
3:28ground floor, and then I've got first
3:29floor, which is grayed out, which shows
3:31that it's not on. So, I'll just turn
3:32that on, and I can turn ground floor
3:35off. And you'll see that then the first
3:37floor information is overlaid and I've
3:39hidden the ground floor. And
3:41interestingly, there's a separate layer
3:42which is building shell which is
3:44basically all the outside walls. So if
3:46you know that your outside walls
3:47continue up two stories and it's just
3:50the internal arrangement that changes
3:52then this is a perfect way of doing it.
3:54Let's dive into the ground floor. Um and
3:56I want to show you a few different
3:57elements of that. So if we can open up
4:00that layer we have a lot of sub layers
4:02within that. So, at the moment, we've
4:03got this electrical plan which is
4:05sitting over the drawing. You'll notice
4:06here that these are these blue lines
4:08which highlight where the lighting
4:10layouts are alongside this key. So,
4:13again, this is drawn as an overlay onto
4:16the existing plan. So, I'm going to turn
4:17that off. And you can see that's now
4:20clear. And you can see we've got windows
4:22and doors, we've got dimensions, we've
4:24got shadows, we've got plants and
4:26people, furniture, we've got our
4:28internal walls, we've got our floor
4:30finishes. Let's just bring it right back
4:32to a very basic floor plan. So that's
4:35how the drawing would have started. So
4:37each one of these is a wall. Each of
4:38those walls has a different style, which
4:40is helpful within Rayon. So you'll see
4:43here this style of wall is a 30 cm wide
4:47wall. I could go back in and edit that
4:49wall if I wanted to, and then that will
4:50update all of those walls, which is
4:53incredibly helpful. But really to bring
4:56up your drawing to the sort of
4:57presentation standard we have all these
5:00additional layers which help communicate
5:03the real you know idea behind the
5:05drawing. So floor finishes for example
5:07they basically bound the space. So they
5:10read the inside line of these walls. So
5:14you can see by moving this wall it
5:15adjusts the pattern to suit based on the
5:18fill and also that space will be reading
5:21an area as well. So you can see in the
5:23properties style over on the right hand
5:25side it will show me the area and I can
5:27add a custom tag to that space if I
5:29wanted to. Then obviously you have
5:31dimensions. So the dimensions again they
5:33have their own style. So if I click on
5:36annotation style which is here this
5:38dimension style is consistent across the
5:40project. I could go in there I could
5:42change them all to green if I wanted to
5:44and that will affect everything which is
5:46tagged with that same style. You also
5:48have things like section lines and
5:51dashed lines as well. Then you've got
5:53things like blocks. So furniture, for
5:55example, are a series of pre-made blocks
5:58which live within Rayon, which are
6:00incredibly helpful because they're all
6:01already set up for you. So I'll show you
6:04the block library just a second. All of
6:06this furniture has come from Rayon's
6:08block library. So, you've got things
6:10like bathrooms, coffee tables, different
6:13types of um electrical equipment,
6:16kitchens, lighting, beds, mattresses,
6:19office furniture, people, plants, yeah,
6:22a whole host of different blocks. And a
6:25lot of them will have a variety of views
6:27set up as well. So, this one, for
6:29example, this sofa um set has got front,
6:33side, and top views. So, for example,
6:36here I just switch that round. There's
6:40an elevation which aligns with that
6:42plan. So, that's perfect if I wanted to
6:44set up a section of that space and I
6:47have now got an elevation of that
6:49furniture that matches perfectly with
6:50the plan. Yeah, that saves me so much
6:52time. And let's take this the kitchen as
6:54well for example. That has a side and a
6:57front view as well. So, let's just
6:59switch that to the front view. So, that
7:01kitchen perfectly aligns with that in
7:03plan. And you can see here this is
7:05already pre-built, pre-drawn within the
7:07model. And then we can add to it if we
7:09want to or adjust it how we see fit. And
7:12again, just like all the elements within
7:13Rayon, I can change the line types. I
7:15can change those blocks. I can even add
7:17color to those if I wanted to. And then
7:19jumping back to the layers, you can
7:20obviously add things like people,
7:22plants, and even shadows, for example.
7:24So the shadows really help, you know,
7:26help the drawing sort of pop out, add
7:28some dimension and depth to those
7:31drawings and really communicate, you
7:33know, the feeling of the space to
7:34client. So just by layering up that
7:36information, you are really helping to
7:38communicate your ideas. And hopefully,
7:41you know, it sells the idea a lot better
7:43than just that. And with layering up
7:45this information, hopefully you can see
7:47that, you know, by adding a bit of
7:49color, a bit of furniture, and a bit of
7:52texture, it really communicates the
7:54feeling of the space and how people
7:55might use it much more than a basic plan
7:58like this. And it's exactly the same
8:00premise for the sections and the milwork
8:02drawings. So, you know, there's a basic
8:04section which is living behind all of
8:06these elements, you know, very basic
8:08wall um arrangement and then you add
8:11these pre-built elements, these
8:13pre-built textures into the model which
8:16you can adjust at your leisure and they
8:18really heighten that aesthetic. They
8:20show you how people would be using the
8:22space. you know, a hint at the texture
8:24and color that might be within the space
8:26and it just gives people a much better
8:28understanding from a sort of
8:30presentation point of view for your
8:31clients, you know, what they're getting.
8:33And exactly the same thing with the
8:35middleware drawing. So, you know, we
8:36could have something that's quite
8:38technical. We can have, you know, our
8:39obviously our setting out, our section
8:41details, how, you know, things are
8:43hinging, how things are put together,
8:45but also we've got, you know, an
8:46aesthetically pleasing and communicative
8:49drawing that shows how everything is
8:51functioning as well. Now that I'm done
8:52with my architectural drawings, I'm
8:54ready to present them. Normally, you
8:56would be exporting your drawings from
8:57your design tool and then stylizing them
9:00in another tool and then maybe another
9:02tool for setting up your presentation.
9:03In Rayon, it can all be done in the same
9:05place. And really, that's where the
9:07magic happens. But how exactly do you
9:09set your drawings up into a presentable
9:11state? Well, let's jump into Rayon's
9:13paper canvas. I'll first show you the
9:15end result and then we'll recreate it
9:17together step by step. Okay, having
9:19explored the model canvas, I now want to
9:21show you the paper canvas. So, you'll
9:22see up here on the left hand side
9:24there's canvases. So, there's floor
9:25plans, which is the model canvas, and
9:27then you've got paper canvas here. So,
9:28I'm going to click on here, and you'll
9:29see we've got a variety of pages for our
9:32presentation already set up. So, we have
9:34our front cover, which gives us an idea
9:36of the type of feeling of the space, the
9:38duplex home renovation title. Here we've
9:41got a sort of thematic idea and a
9:43legend. And so we've got the sort of,
9:44you know, the contents of the
9:45presentation and lots of sort of
9:47interesting mood board images, our floor
9:49plans with hints of those mood boards as
9:52well. So we've got a ground floor plan,
9:54our first floor plan, and this is set
9:56within a drawing sheet. Then we've got
9:58our electrical floor plans. So I showed
9:59you earlier those electrical layouts. So
10:02these are now sitting on here as well
10:04with some ideas of different types of
10:06light fittings. We've got our sections.
10:08And then interestingly, there's
10:09different options within those sections
10:11as well. So, different options in terms
10:13of the look and feel. And then we've got
10:15our FFN information. So, this is um
10:18materials, loose fittings and fixtures.
10:20You've got a series of images, um what
10:22the items are, the quantities, color,
10:24size, um lead times, and status. Then
10:27we've got more detailed drawings like
10:28our Milbert drawing, so the kitchen
10:30drawing that I showed you earlier. Then
10:31we've got an indication of the different
10:33materiality of different elements. And
10:35then we've got a a rear cover sheet. So,
10:37that's obviously all living within
10:38rayon. So the same tool that you're
10:39doing your drawings in, you're doing
10:41your presentation in. So I'm going to
10:43show you how you put something like that
10:44together. Okay. So starting fresh, we
10:47can go back into our paper canvas. So
10:49I've cleared that out and I'm going to
10:51create a page. We're going to set that
10:53at an A3. So you can decide on what size
10:55um presentation you want to have. So I'm
10:57going to go for A3 and I'm going to
10:59start with the cover sheet. Import an
11:02image. So I've just got a series of
11:04images on my desktop
11:07and I can very easily import an image as
11:10my cover. Can set a title. So duplex.
11:15I can change the font. I can change the
11:18size. And I can save that as a style. So
11:21we can call that title. Obviously if I
11:23change the text box size that will
11:26change.
11:27And then I could create a subheading um
11:30style. So I can detach that style. I can
11:33create a new one and call that sub
11:35heading and say actually that's half the
11:38size. For example,
11:42and that can obviously snap two
11:44different elements if we wanted to. And
11:46then you can see just as an example, if
11:48I wanted to change that style, I would
11:50just pick a style, click on the one I
11:52wanted, and I could match that. And
11:53that's the really helpful thing about
11:54setting up styles is that you can have
11:56that consistency throughout your
11:58project. Okay, so what about the next
11:59page? the precedent image page and the
12:01legend. So I could add a new page. So
12:05again, I could go to layer. I could go
12:08to page. I could set that as an A3.
12:11You'll see there's little numberings up
12:12here. So page one, page two. Again, I
12:15could move over my title. I could move
12:17over my subheading. Actually turn that
12:19into a legend. So 01 precedent images.
12:23O2 is floor plans. 03 is electrical
12:28layout. Four is sections and 05 is E and
12:3406 is kitchen. Could align that just
12:38like there title like that. And then
12:41again I can import images. So I can go
12:43to import. I can go to image and I could
12:45import some of these images as
12:48precedent. I can obviously scale them as
12:50well. The other thing you can do is
12:51obviously layer them up. So if you right
12:53click on there you've got a range. So
12:55you can bring things forward, send them
12:56back.
13:00Another aspect I just want to highlight
13:01is the remove background tool. So
13:04sometimes you'll find that maybe you
13:06don't want the background shown within
13:08your image and Rayon allows for that. So
13:10if you just go into edit image, I can
13:12upscale an image. So say you'd found an
13:14image, but you could only find a
13:15lowquality version of it. Rayon has some
13:17AI tools that will be able to upscale
13:20your image. And similarly, it can remove
13:22background. So I'm just going to remove
13:23the background there. And you'll see
13:24there that very quickly it removes the
13:26background and then that will sit with a
13:28transparent background and it looks
13:30really good. You know when you start to
13:32layer up these elements some are solid,
13:34some without a background. And similarly
13:36if I wanted to find a image from a
13:38website for example I could open up
13:39another tab. I could find 70s style
13:44interior for example. Find an image say
13:48this one. I could literally just copy
13:50that, jump back into Rayon, and then
13:52paste. And simple as that comes in as
13:55well. All very quick, all very easy.
13:57Okay, that's the images, but what about
13:59the drawings? So, I can create a new
14:02page, and I could add in a title block.
14:04So, within the block library, there are
14:07a lot of existing um annotations and
14:09title blocks. You see that here on the
14:11left hand side. So, I could bring in a
14:14title block literally by dragging and
14:16dropping it. I can scale that down. And
14:18then I can start dumping some drawings
14:20on there. And to bring drawings in,
14:21you're basically going to be looking
14:23back at your model canvas. So if you
14:25remember, we've got the paper canvas,
14:26we've got the model canvas. If I want to
14:28add in a new view, so I'll go to here
14:30and I'll go to view and I'll say from
14:32the model canvas. So from this floor
14:34plan canvas, if I command and drag, I
14:38can change my crop boundary. And I
14:40always think about this as basically a
14:42little viewport looking back at my model
14:44space. You can set the scale as well. So
14:47obviously at the moment the model space
14:49is drawn at 1 1:1. Say I want a 1 one to
14:51100 floor plan. Drag that view in. And
14:54obviously the other interesting thing is
14:56because we have layered up our
14:58information because we've got the ground
14:59floor and the first floor layered on top
15:01of each other. I can basically just
15:03duplicate that view and then change the
15:07layers that are being displayed and that
15:09will show the ground floor or the first
15:11floor. So you'll see at the moment
15:12they're both showing the ground floor,
15:14but the one on the right, say for
15:15example, I want to show the first floor.
15:17I would just turn off the ground floor
15:18view and turn on the first floor view.
15:20And there we have it. And in that view,
15:21for example, I don't want to show the
15:22electrical layouts. So I can go into
15:24this sub um view and I can turn off the
15:27electrical layouts. There we go. And
15:29with those, I can bring over my uh
15:30subheadings so that they're matching.
15:33Can say ground floor plan,
15:38change the alignment. And even with
15:39those, we could bring in some additional
15:41precedent images if we wanted to, you
15:43know, that help talk about the style or
15:45the quality of the space.
15:49Another thing I like to do is to add
15:52color fills or texture fills. So, for
15:54example, we could add a fill that
15:56matches the timber, change the scale,
15:58turn off the outline, or we could do it
16:01as a color. I can even swatch one of the
16:03colors here. And again, you know, if say
16:06this piece of furniture, for example, I
16:07wanted to remove the background. Again,
16:09I can use Rayon's tools to do that. And
16:11then I can bring that forward and start
16:13to layer up the information, you know,
16:15and all of this is within the same
16:16drawing tool that I created uh the floor
16:18plans. And say now that I wanted to show
16:21the lighting layouts, for example. So, I
16:23could literally select everything that
16:25I've just done, copy it across, and then
16:28go back into the layers. So in this one,
16:30I could turn off the first floor, have
16:32the ground floor, and then show the
16:34electrical layout on there. And on this
16:36one, I could go in, I could turn off the
16:39ground floor, show the first floor, and
16:42have the electrical layout showing on
16:43there. And I could even add in a new
16:46view looking back at the um key plan.
16:51Make the key,
16:54and we can put that in. All very quick,
16:56all very simple because we've layered up
16:58that information. And we can even do the
17:00same thing for sections for example. So
17:02again, I can copy this sheet down. Got
17:05those two sort of view ports set up. And
17:08then I can just show what's different
17:11contained within those boot ports. Make
17:13sure I set the scale.
17:17Then we've got the section set up. And
17:18again, I can just copy those labels
17:21across.
17:23Section A. The other thing I want to
17:25show you is about an FFN schedule. So
17:28FFN schedules are about basicallyuling
17:30out furnishings, fixtures, things like
17:33that. So bits that you might need to buy
17:35for your um internal layout. So again, I
17:38can create a new page. So we'll set an
17:41A3 page. Position that within our set.
17:45I'm going to copy a title down from
17:49here. an email schedule
17:54and then I've got some text. So I'm
17:57going to have
17:58what should I have? I should have
18:00picture. So an image of the item,
18:04item number, the quantity,
18:10the color or the size, maybe the
18:16supplier,
18:19the lead time, so how long it takes to
18:23come.
18:25And then finally, maybe the cost. And
18:29then probably something like status. So
18:31you know what's the current status of
18:33this thing? Has it been ordered? Is it
18:35agreed?
18:38So those are my headings. Basically
18:41I can create a shape that sort of
18:43contains those headings. Add a sort of
18:48light gray fill to it. Send that to the
18:52back. Then I can create a series of um
18:56rows. So maybe I'll just change this to
18:58a slightly mid gray.
19:01Move that down too. Set that out nicely.
19:06So I've just got a series of rows for my
19:09different items.
19:11Maybe add in a slightly lighter color
19:14background
19:18again. Send that to the back. And I
19:21could start adding items in. So you know
19:23I could take these from existing
19:26pictures that I've contained within here
19:29for example. So
19:32the lights
19:39and again I can just copy these
19:42down
19:50and then fill that in. And then lastly,
19:53I want to show you two more elements of
19:54the presentation. So one's the mill work
19:56drawing, so the kitchen. Um, and one is
19:58our sort of rear cover sheet. So again,
20:00I'll just copy a page down. I can add a
20:04new view. So from our model canvas, just
20:07crop that view down. And I basically
20:09want to be able to show the plan and the
20:11elevations of the kitchen. So we'll find
20:13those in that view. We'll find a scale
20:15that sits right. So 1 to 25 probably be
20:19a good one. Let's just crop that in
20:20slightly. And then we can get the views
20:23of the elevation as well. One thing I
20:26like to do is add in a guideline, which
20:28means that I can align my elevation
20:32perfectly with my plan. So I can
20:34duplicate that view. I can drag that
20:36over and I can make sure that all my
20:39drawings are aligning nicely.
20:44Now we've got our section and elevations
20:47as well. You can see here we've already
20:49got the dimensions already within the
20:51model space. So that's all showing up
20:52perfectly. And with this just to help um
20:55you know really clarify the the point
20:58about the kitchen I could add in some
21:00precedent images. So you know dragging
21:02them from the rest of the presentation
21:04or even I could crop them. So if I
21:06double click on there I can bring in my
21:09boundary. So it's kind of acting like a
21:11mask and I could basically use it like a
21:14material swatch like that. Or even here,
21:16for example, I could make a rectangle. I
21:20could pick a style to match that
21:22flooring. I could drag it down. I might
21:24just change the scale.
21:28Maybe if I need the same thing this, I
21:30can adjust the scale slightly. I can
21:32drag in my crop boundary.
21:35And then we could just add a few little
21:37notes or annotations. So,
21:40A1,
21:42A2, A3.
21:45There we go. And then you could code
21:47that on the drawing as well. And just to
21:49round the presentation off, we'll have a
21:50closing sheet. So I'm basically just
21:53going to duplicate the front cover. So I
21:56can copy that down. Make sure it's
21:58aligned. And then literally just go into
21:59the image, press upload, find a
22:02different image, and that will replace
22:03that within that same boundary. And
22:05there we've got our rear cover. So, just
22:07jumping back to our original
22:08presentation, you can see we've gone
22:10through how to create the front cover,
22:11the mood board with the legend, those
22:14floor plans, which were layered up with
22:15those precedent images, the lighting
22:18layout, the sections, the FFN schedule,
22:21so all of those rows and columns, um the
22:23mill work drawings, so those kitchen
22:24drawings, and then that rear cover, so a
22:27complete presentation, all within Rayon.
22:29Now that I've completed my sheets, I'm
22:31ready to export them for review from
22:33collaborators and clients. Rayon makes
22:35it so easy to share your work to get
22:37input from others and present them
22:39seamlessly all within the browser. Let's
22:41get started. So with the presentation
22:43finalized, there's a few things that I
22:45can do with it. So let's go into share.
22:47So I could invite a colleague for
22:49example to review it. So I'm just going
22:51to send this to myself. Set the person
22:54as a viewer and that means that they can
22:56view it but they can't change anything.
22:58So in my business email I'll see that a
23:00um a notification has appeared. So Chris
23:03has shared the model with you. I'm going
23:05to click into this, open it with a
23:06different browser, so the different side
23:08of me can review it. And within that
23:11presentation, I can now view it. I can
23:13click on things, but I can't move them
23:15or change them. But I could measure
23:17things or um judge the square meterage.
23:19The most important thing I can do is add
23:21a comment. So, say you were sharing with
23:22a colleague or your boss, for example,
23:24and they were reviewing the kitchen and
23:26I could add a comment like, "Uh, the
23:30client has asked for a double sink. Can
23:35we accommodate
23:39question mark?" And then I could even
23:42add a little sketch to say push this
23:44out. And the double sync goes in here.
23:48Click done. And you'll see that that now
23:50lives in the comments. And now back in
23:52my original browser, I can see the
23:54comments tab. And I can now see these
23:56comments. And then you'll see where they
23:57appear, what they're referring to, and
23:59then that markup as well. And obviously
24:01I can respond to it. So I can add a
24:03reaction. I'll let you choose what
24:05reaction you want to make. Or I can
24:06respond to it. So yes, that should be
24:10possible. I will update and resend.
24:14Reply. And obviously that then keeps a
24:16feed and that sort of back and forth
24:19transparent. And once you get any design
24:20items resolved, you can then share the
24:22presentation. So the other really
24:24helpful element of uh rayon is about
24:26sharing presentations. Rather than
24:28having to endlessly PDF things, update
24:31them, send um you know Google Drive or
24:34Dropbox links to places. We can just
24:36send the presentation as it is. So we
24:38just click on update presentation and we
24:41can open that link. Takes a second.
24:45And you will see there we've got our
24:47presentation just like a little
24:49slideshow. All coming in perfectly. Line
24:51weight's looking good. All the images
24:52loaded up. There we go. Obviously, you
24:54can zoom in, zoom out, and go from
24:56there. And the really, really helpful
24:57thing is that if I then make any
25:00changes, I can just update that link.
25:02You could also copy that into an email
25:04and just send it to your client. And
25:06then finally, you can export um as a
25:08PDF. So, say you wanted to print the
25:10document. So, we can go over to um
25:12export. We could export them as images
25:14as PDF files even as a rayon file if we
25:17wanted to. So we could select which
25:19pages we'll select the resolution. Um we
25:23can call it presentation. Do export
25:27again. Takes a second. I'll find
25:29somewhere on my desktop to put it. And
25:30then you can see from my desktop I can
25:32just open up the PDF. And there it is.
25:36So again we've got our perfectly
25:37formatted presentation. All our pages,
25:40all our drawings, our FFN schedule, and
25:42our rear cover. All looking good, ready
25:44to present or ready to print. And that's
25:46all from within Rayon, all within your
25:48browser from your model canvas and your
25:50paper canvas. Great work following
25:52along. You've just learned how to
25:54transform technical drawings like floor
25:56plan, sections, and milwork drawings
25:58into a complete client ready
25:59presentation with Rayon. And now you
26:01know how to take those raw drawings and
26:03elevate them with a cover sheet, legend,
26:06mood board, and FFN sheet. turning
26:08technical details into a stunning
26:10presentation that will win client buyin
26:12and showcases your ideas professionally.
26:15Remember, Rayon lets you create and
26:17present everything in one place, so you
26:19can spend less time switching tools and
26:21more time designing. If you want to put
26:23today's lessons into practice, don't
26:25forget to download the free template
26:27linked below. If you'd like more
26:29personalized guidance, you can always
26:30book a one-to-one demo with the Rayon
26:32team. Finally, be sure to like and
26:35subscribe for more tutorials and share
26:36your thoughts or questions in the
26:38comments. I'd love to hear your
26:39feedback. Thanks for watching and I'll
26:41see you in the next one.

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