Hello,
I am working on a foundation and it has piers. However, I do not see a pier that is anywhere other then the posts sections. I do not know how to get rid of the post. Is there anyway to get just the pier? Thank you for your time.
Posted 05 June 2015 - 10:55 AM
Maybe I'm not quite understanding. This is what I have. If you don't have it you can just create one using a circular post. Or is it something else?
It is something else. I know how how to get the post and pier to show. My current issue is I do not want the post. I just want the pier. Is there anyway to remove the post from the pier?
Posted 05 June 2015 - 11:08 AM
Posted 05 June 2015 - 01:58 PM
if this is what your trying to achieve
for 2d and 3d purposes,
you can also use a / solid / 3d polygon for the grade beam.
draw the grade beam so you can have a hole in it and than
you can edit the dimensions and adjust it to be the fnal
shape you need to support your structure.
use a solid / cylinder for the piers.
if you need a post, you can use one of the predone 3d post with footing
or
draw a wood post or draw a solid / cube
if you need a stepped grade beam, you can still draw it with the solid polygons
or you could use a stepped wall with footing.
i don't use softlist so not sure what's best to use in that case.
you could probably use the same solids as i mention and program
them in to softlist. ????
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randy
v10 to future 2016+
Posted 06 June 2015 - 04:26 PM
other ways to do stepped walls.
note the pony walls on the far right.
(one single with a 4' high conc base which acts as the foundation
and the 3 walls to the left of it with the bottoms at same height/offset
but the one on the right of the 3 is a 4' wall and the 2 on the left
are 2' conc with their tops stepped - remember that each of them
is one pony wall.
they have their place for stepped foundations.
these have a concrete foundation as part of the wall.
one with "fixed" 2' of concrete at the base
and one with "fixed 4' of concrete at the base.
to get these walls, edit a regular wall such as a stucco wall,
than edit the wall
than click "definition at the lower left side on the edit window,
click "SAVE AS" and give the wall a name such as
PONY - 2x6 stucco and proceed in ADD MATERIAL > concrete
and edit the offsets as needed .
REMEMBER to check > FIX on the concrete so it's HEIGHT stays the same as you dimensioned it
when you edit the total height of the wall.
the stud part with the stucco (or whatever type of wall it is will make up the difference between the fixed height
of the concrete and the total height of the wall.
click to enlarge:
randy
v10 to future 2016+
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