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Does anyone know how to setup a 18" deep web truss with the bottom cord bearing on top of one foundation wall while the other end is top bearing and hanging inside the foundation wall 9" (50%)?

I am trying to communicate on each foundation wall the elevation above sea level so that the concrete guys get each wall the correct elevation and where along a wall changes. A label with the exact elevation above sea level is ideal. But I can not seem to make it work.

Wall Specification Insert Macro Global Wall Info

I have placed %wall.top_elevation% in the Specify Label field on the wall specification. It does not display any value. Note: the label layer is set to display. Does anybody know how to display the terrain elevation of a foundation wall? or other options?

The impression I have from looking at the room specification panel's elevation diagram is the insulation is sitting on the footing. I want it to sit next to it. That is to say the top of footing equals to top of insulation. In doing so, the concrete slap should then logicall be resting on the top of footing. Currently, the insulation sits on the top of the footing which forces the stem wall height to increase by the thickness insulation layer. I would think it is not a big deal since all the relevant interior room wall heights and clearances would be account for with the taller stem wall. However, a higher stem wall increases the materials list concrete calc and building permits can not be submitted with stem walls taller than 10' without additional engineering certication. This situation causes the stem wall to be 10' 2". This background on why I am asking for a solution that keeps stem wall at 10' while having interior wall height and clearances the same with 2 inch foam layer in the floor structure. Any further ideas would be appreciated.

How can place 2" ridged insulation under 4" basement floor slab where the top of the insulation is equal to top of footing and the bottom of 4" slab is the top of footing?

Using a "Specify Label" in X13 how could I have the door size displayed with the format of 3'-0" x 6'-8" x 0-1 3/8" I certainly can display it in inches using %formatted_size%, But I want to display in feet and inches... is there a macro/formatting construct to display feet and inches?

Got it %upper_layers[1].material_data.formatted_size% THANK YOU !!!!

Does not provide result... Should there be something before Upper_layers?

I have a defined wall type with exterior insulation (2"), concrete (10"), Interior Insulation (.75"). When I specify wall thickness it returns 12.75". This is obviously correct technically speaking. However I would like to have it display the upper wall thickness which is 10". User defined: object_properties shows a whole lot of values including "Upper_layers[1] material_data Formatted_size". How would the syntax work that display this attribute value?