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  1. Thanks for the suggestion ValleyGuy, using a pony wall as a mudsill/top plate works pretty well. I added exterior and interior finish layers to match the main ICF wall below, and adjusted the heights of the walls and roof planes, and it all lines up. Thanks!
  2. I've designed a simple house made with ICF walls and wood trusses. I want to add a 2x12 mudsill/top plate to the ICF walls, but I'm having trouble with the trusses bearing on top of the mudsill. I made a wall type, and I can add the mudsill by using a Wall Cap, but the trusses seem to ignore the Wall Cap. If I convert the concrete layer to a framing layer with a top plate, it doesn't seem to build a top plate. I've used manual trusses and am rebuilding framing after each change. Other changes render fine. Any ideas on how to add a wood top plate to an ICF wall, and have the trusses move up 1.5" to bear on the top plate? Regards, Byron