Hi there,

Please, inform the name (Professional, Essentials, etc) and version number (version 18 or version, 19, etc) of your program. On the PC you will find this info in the main menu->Help->About… On the Mac this info is on the title menu->About…
We need both because different programs and versions have different features.

Also, please, inform your OS (Windows 10 or Windows 8 or Mac Sierra, etc.)

A picture of the situation would be great: use the "paper clip" icon (above) to attach a picture to your post. See image attached.

Paper clip.jpg (11kb) downloaded 5 time(s).

Hi there,

I am not sure about your question, this is why an image is important.
If you need a wall with base following a slope, I'd suggest that you set segments and set the different elevations.

Otherwise, I will need an image to visualize the situation.

When you post a reply (outlined in green in the image below), you will see a toolbar => this toolbar is pointed with a magenta arrow in the image below.
The paper clip (outlined in red in the image below) allows you to upload an image from your computer that will appear inserted in your post (as the one that you see below).
The image link (outlined in blue in the image bellow) allows you to post a link to an image => upload your picture to a free online photo album like Photobucket or Flickr or Google Photos, for example => look for the link of your picture (usually, photo albums provide a "link for a forum" script) => copy the full URL => Click on the image link in your post => (outlined in blue in the image bellow) => Paste the link.

How to add images.jpg (18kb) downloaded 1 time(s).

Hope this helps!

Hi there,

The method is as I described in my post above, but, for a better understanding I did 2 images.

This first image is based on one of your pictures => basically, you have 3 walls with 3 different elevations

Wall settings elevations.jpg (103kb) downloaded 3 time(s).

In this second image is the same situation developed with Punch software => I divided the wall in 3 segments (use the break wall tool) and I adjusted the wall's height and elevation to match the slope.

Wall settings elevations 2.jpg (37kb) downloaded 7 time(s).

Hope this helps.

Hi there,

Do you have Premium or Essentials? You mentioned both programs

Anyway, this is comparison chart for the Windows versions.
Note that my eBook covers all the Power Tools and all the V19 programs, but, as it stated in the eBook, not all the programs include all the features.

In the wainscot library, you will find different heights for the wainscot. This is how I created the image.

Hope this helps