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# Line Load (on wall edge) \[RW]

Applies a distributed line load along one of the defining edges of a wall segment.

## General

**Wall Segment:** The wall segment the load is applied to.

**Stage:** Construction stage at which the load is applied.

**Loaded Edge \[Top of Wall=0/Top of Footing - Toe=1/Top of Footing - Heel=2/Stem-Footing Joint=3]:** Selects which edge of the segment carries the line load (default: Top of Wall=0).

**Variation \[Uniform=0/Linear along edge=1]:** Whether the load is constant along the edge or varies linearly between the start and end stations (default: Uniform=0).

**Magnitude (at start station):** Line load intensity at the start station of the edge (default: 0).

**Magnitude (at end station). Used only when Variation=Linear.:** Line load intensity at the end station. Applicable only when Variation is Linear (default: 0).

**Direction \[Gravity (-Z global)=0/Transverse (toward toe)=1/Longitudinal (along alignment)=2]:** Direction the line load acts in (default: Gravity (-Z global)=0).


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