You don't need to enter the bench value, you may get bored with it as zero. There is no inconsistency. It is calculated as the Height of the TableReinforcement = FoundationHeight - 2*RaftConcreteCover Thickness. Your input is calculated as DIf. The value you entered is added to the height of the stand reinforcement. You can enter a negative or positive value. If you enter a positive value, you will increase the height of the stand reinforcement, and if you enter a negative value, you will decrease it."huseyinakkus56":2p2pjhmt" said:Hello.. The table accessories that I put on a 60 cm high raft foundation are 97 cm high when I get the Basic Application Plan from Drawing. However, I correct the table height from the raft basic settings. Why do I encounter such an inconsistency? Is there another way I need to fix it? Thanks in advance..
Could you add one of the projects you used that value to here? What's the difference?"huseyinakkus56":2py50smj" said:Thank you very much, I entered 0 and it got fixed, but I was very surprised because I have always been entering values and I have never encountered such a thing.
We don't know of such a problem in version 7. Normally, the plan is drawn at 50 scale and the column at 20 scale, while the column is being applied. If you changed the values, enter the values I showed. Otherwise, add the project."huseyinakkus56":2py50smj" said:Drawing-Column apl. when you get it; The scales of my columns and my columns differ. So the columns look pretty big, I have to fix them manually. i have this problem in ide7 no problem in 8. How can I solve this problem?
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