Hi Johnny Mac,

In Punch (main program), a wall is just a wall, without additional details
Now, if you set the studs or blocks or other elements in the Framing Editor Power Tool, the walls will be related with this tool setting--> for example--> if you are using blocks with 8" in the Framing Editor and you are drawing a wall with 8" in the main program, this means that the brick veneer is not included in the walls of the main program
Notice that the selections / settings used in the Framing Editor Power Tool will appear in the Estimator Power Tool

Patricia

Hi Johnny Mac

You're welcome! (and say hi to your Patricia!) :-)

Nope, what I meant is that you define what the thickness symbolize--> in the example above--> if you are using blocks with 6" in the Framing Editor and you are drawing the walls with 6" in the main program, this means that the brick veneer is not included in the walls of the main program. But if you are using blocks with 6" in the Framing Editor and you are drawing a wall with 7" in the main program, this means that yes, the brick veneer is included in the walls of the main program (6" of the block + 1"for the veneer= 7")
In other words, in the main program, the walls are just "boxes" without any special reference of the type wall or what the thickness means. You can define the thickness parameters and inclusions according with your own convenience

Let me know if you need additional help

Patricia

Hi Johnny Mac,

The walls in the main program are empty boxes,so you decide what the thickness mean. You can set different and not related thickness in the main program and in the framing editor

Patricia