2nd level walls

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jfs51765
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2nd level walls

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Good day, i am planning to renovate my house with a basement level, my problem is how can i create the walls of the basement and ground level walls with different dimensions & location as well as the ground perimeter walls, i have downloaded and installed all the software at the download section.

How will i create the ground level on top of the basement level, thanks in advance for the assistance, newbie here.
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Joey,

Use the function Levels with a negative elevation.

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Sorry sir but i cant find or dont know how to go to or use the function levels, can you point me to a more precise instruction, i just so happen to use the program for the first time, thanks again for your kind assistance.
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Joey,

Did you read this section in the online User's Guide...?

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Re: 2nd level walls

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Sir,I just so happen to the section your pointing out here, reason why i can find the split level thing is that i have installed the old version, when you replied about the split thing and cant find it i then tried downloading the latest version and now i am learning more in using the latest version and was able to toy around split level or adding new level.

Again Sir thank you very much for your very kind assistance, i am still in the process of learning what i can do with this free software.
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