Thank you Gene Davis, for a thorough explanation along with the fine screen shots. Fiddle with it until you get what you want.Īnd of course, check so that you are displaying the upper part of the pony wall in planview.įor stepped brickledges as for a house built on a downslope lot, you can go to elevation views of foundation walls and edit the height break where the ledge is to be.
You'll want to change the fill of the air gap (drainage gap) to be concrete, also. I changed the fill of the brick layer to be concrete. I did the example to show a dashed line at the ledge face (line weight 18) and heavy lines (35 weight) at the inside and outside faces of the stemwalls. Your wall definition for your upper part (the ledge part) of your pony-wall stemwall will need to be edited to get the 2D display you want. You cannot have both, but you can get what you want by controlling how the upper wall displays in plan view. You want both, and you want the ledge face shown as a dashed line. When displaying pony walls in 2D planview, X8 and earlier give us the option of showing either the upper wall or the lower, but not both. See the pic, attached, clipped from the Help in Chief. I don't have X9 yet, but X8 and some earlier versions require the use of the pony wall feature to do a brick ledge in a stemwall foundation.
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