The information in this article applies to: QUESTION I would like to create a ground level swimming pool in the back yard of my plan. How can I do this? ANSWER Using the Terrain Feature tools and furnishings and fixtures from the Library Browser, you can design and accessorize an in-ground swimming pool area. To create a ground level swimming pool • Select Terrain>Feature>Rectangular Feature from the menu, then click and drag a rectangular shape in a flat area within your Terrain Perimeter. This feature will become your swimming pool.

Download Aprender A Hablar En Publico Vallejo Najera Pdf. • If this option is not active in your menu, a Terrain Perimeter does not exist in the plan and needs to be created. • To create a Terrain Perimeter if one is not present, select Terrain>Create Terrain Perimeter from the menu.

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Feature regions follow the contours of your terrain. If you place a feature region on a slope, it will follow the slope rather than form a flat area. If your terrain is sloped, use Elevation Lines or a Flat Region to create a level area to place your pool in. • Click the Select Objects tool, then click on the pool region to select it and use the edit handles that display to resize it, reshape it, and move it into the desired position in your plan. • Click the Break Line tool, then click on an edge to add a new corner, or pivot point, to the shape. • Click on an edge, then click the Change Line/Arc edit button to change a straight line into an arc.

• Use the triangular edit handle that displays along an arc to change its radius. • When you are satisfied with the shape of the pool region, click the Open Object edit button while the pool region is still selected. On the General panel of the Terrain Feature Specification dialog: • Specify the desired depth of the pool in the Height field using a negative value. Prokon Calcpad 2.4 Crack on this page. • In this example, a Height of -36' is used.

• On the Materials panel of the Terrain Feature Specification dialog: • Click on the second Terrain Feature in the list on the left, then click the Select Material button. • In the Select Library Object dialog, browse the Materials library category to find a suitable material for the interior of your pool. In this example, white tile from Materials>Tile>Solid>Large Grout is used; however, you can also select tile from the DalTile library or choose a different color or material. • Click OK to close the dialog and apply your change. • Click OK once more to close the Terrain Feature Specification dialog. To place a geometric shape to simulate water • Select View>Library Browser from the menu to open the Library Browser. In Previous versions select Library>Library Browser to toggle the display of this feature.

• Navigate to Shapes>Boxes>Closed. • Click once inside the pool region to place a box at that location. After editing, this box will form the surface of the water. • Click the Select Objects tool, then click on the box to select it and use the edit handles to resize and reshape it so that it covers the pool region. The edges of the box can extend past the edges of the pool area.

• Click on the box to select it and click the Open Object edit button. In the Geometric Shape Specification dialog: • On the General panel, specify a Height of 35'. This will be the thickness of the water surface. • Specify a Floor to Bottom height equal to the depth of the pool minus the distance from the top edge of the pool that you would like the water to come to.

In this example, a Floor to Bottom height of -6' is used (36' pool depth minus 6' from the water to the lip of the pool). • On the Materials panel, click on Main Color, then click the Select Material button and browse to Materials>Landscaping>Water to select a water material in the Select Library Object dialog. • Click OK to close the dialog and apply your changes. • Select 3D>Create Camera View>Full Overview from the menu to see the results so far.

To create a patio around the pool • Select Terrain>Feature>Rectangular Feature from the menu, then click and drag a rectangular shape around the pool region. This feature will become the patio area around your pool. • Click the Select Objects tool, then click on the patio region to select it and use the edit handles to reshape the patio area so that it travels around the pool area. In the image above, the patio feature region displays a grey fill color to emphasize its shape. • When you are satisfied with the shape of the patio, select 3D>Create Camera View>Full Overview from the menu to see the pool with surrounding patio. • In the overview window, select 3D>Material Painter>Material Painter from the menu.