Hi In structures containing rigid basements, the elements and foundations in the basement are joined as described in TBDY Section 4.10.1.5 (b). In this combination, Düst and Rüst are reduced in the dynamic analysis, where the masses in the basement of the building are not included and only the masses in the upper floors are included, as explained in TBDY Section 4.8.5, in the dynamic analysis, only the masses in the basement of the building are included and the masses in the upper floors are not included in the dynamic analysis. coefficients are used. In ideCAD v10, the results including the upper floor masses are seen as Ex and Ey, the results including only the basement floors are seen as ExB and EyB. The stress values that you look at on the 3D screen in the program and that you send as a screenshot are the raw results. In order to obtain the design results, it is necessary to combine as shown in the Earthquake regulation. The program reaches the result by making these combinations in the basic calculation. How this combination is done is shown numerically below. We will arrive at the design stress from the deformations of the foundation. Combination: 0.9G' + Ey + 0.3Ex - 0.3Ez G' = -2.83 mm Ey = 1.44 mm Ex = 0.743 mm ExB = 0.0389 mm EyB = 0.0907 mm Ez = -2.12 mm (-) slump (+) lift values, produces negative ground stress. Up = 3 Dalt = 1.5 0.9*N' + 0.6Up*( Ey + 0.3*Ex) + Dalt*( EyB + 0.3*ExB) - 0.3*Ez 0.9*(-2.83) + 0.6Up*( 1.44 + 0.3* 0.743) + Dalt*( 0.0907 + 0.3*0.0389) - 0.3*(-2.12) = 1.236 mm Since the displacement value of 1.236 mm is positive, we determined that there is an upward (negative ground stress) displacement in the foundation. If we multiply this displacement value by the Bearing Coefficient, we can obtain the stress. The bed coefficient is 3400 tf/m3. A value such as (1.236/1000)*3400 = 4.203 tf/m2 (negative ground tension) is output. The corner I am looking at is not the maximum value, but when we look at the other corners, the value in the report can be found. Best regards...