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Is there a way to classify exterior walls as load bearing? I am trying to show portions of the exterior wall as bearing walls for my structural plans. I cannot find the location to change this setting. I found the setting for the interior walls. Thanks
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The place to find the setting should be the same as for the interior walls. Right click on the wall, select "Element Properties", scroll down to the structural catagory and select bearing. Good luck.
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