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A BIM Professional's Guide to Learning Archicad
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Once we have defined our Views using the view filters and organized them within View Map, we will want to assemble them on a Layout. This layout is the virtual equivalent of a piece of paper on which you want to print your documentation, although it is common practice to use the same paper size (A0, A1, A3, DIN, etc.) for digital printing/export (e.g., PDF) as well.
The third configuration tab in Navigator is Layout Book. This is a configuration and navigation tree dedicated to the output into graphical layouts. Again, you get a tree structure with branches, this time containing a variety of layouts (pages) organized within subsets (chapters).
Figure 14.13 – Layout Book palette
Before we can start setting up the Layout Book you have to understand a few basic concepts, which we briefly introduced already in Chapter 7: