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Chapter 2 Working with Ponds
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Applying Multiple Templates to a Pond - Reset
Option
You can use the Reset option of the Templates  Multiple command to remove
the pattern data from one or more vertices in the pond perimeter. For more
information, see Defining Ponds in this chapter.
To apply a slope template to a pond using the Reset option
1 Follow steps 16 of Applying Multiple Templates to a Pond in this chapter.
When you select the Reset option, the following prompt is displayed:
Reset (eXit/All/Multiple/Individual) <Individual>:
2 Reset the pattern data:
If you want to} Then type}
remove the pattern data for all pond
vertices
All
.
select multiple vertices to reset Multiple
, and then use the Next
or Previous options to select the
vertices; type End to finish.
remove the pattern data from the current
vertex
Individual
.
return to the previous set of prompts eXit
.
Shaping Ponds
You can use the Shape Pond commands on the Grading menu to create the
contours, the slope control lines, and the bottom polyline for an existing pond.
When you create the pond slope information with the Pond Slopes commands,
you are prompted to shape the pond at the end of the commands (except the
Template  Multiple and Linear  Multiple commands).
If you choose not to shape the pond as you define the slopes, or if you are using
one of the Multiple commands, you can use the Shape Pond commands to
create the pond elements. In addition, you can use the Shape Pond commands
to redraw the pond after you change the contour, bench, and slope control line
settings.
NOTE
Once .sdb and .dbf files are created using AutoCAD Land Development
Desktop Release 2, they may not be used with any earlier version of the
Desktop.