penicillin wrote:
thank you for ur help
maybe i didnt ask my question correctly, in the tutorial, there are only 1 plan for the ground floor and 1 plan for the gellery space
but my question is, what if i want to have 5 ground floor plan showing different elements. do i just duplicate 5 copies and draw them on one sheet?
It's all about Layer Combinations.
Put each of the types of element on a different layer e.g. all electrical stuff on the electrical layer, all plumbing stuff on the plumbing layer.
Now create a different layer combinations with only the bits you want to see turned on for each type of plan you want. E.g. an electrical plan layer combination would need the electrical layer turned on, the walls turned on and obviously the landscaping layer turned off. etc etc.
Create as many views of the plans as needed and assign each one a different layer combination.
This is a fundamental concept to producing drawings in ArchiCAD. Create a view from a viewpoint (a plan, elev etc) and assign a layer combination, a scale, a pen set, model view options, and cut plane settings to it to get it to appear how you want.
This thread has a pdf at the bottom which may be helpful to you -
That means you deleted my admittedly grumpy but moderate and seriously considered answer too 
