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# Point Load (on wall) \[RW]

Applies a concentrated force and moment at a single located point on a wall segment.

## General

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

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

**Location Reference \[Top of Wall=0/Top of Footing=1/Custom Z=2]:** Vertical datum the load point is measured from (default: Top of Wall=0).

**Station (along wall alignment):** Station of the load point along the wall alignment (default: 0).

**Transverse Offset from stem mid-plane (toward heel positive):** Transverse position of the load point relative to the mid-plane of the stem; positive values move toward the heel (default: 0).

**Custom Elevation (used only when Location Reference = Custom Z):** Elevation of the load point. Applicable only when Location Reference is Custom Z (default: 0).

**Fx (along alignment):** Force component along the wall alignment (default: 0).

**Fy (transverse):** Force component transverse to the wall alignment (default: 0).

**Fz (vertical; gravity is negative):** Vertical force component. Gravity-direction loads are entered as negative values (default: 0).

**Mx:** Moment about the longitudinal (alignment) axis (default: 0).

**My:** Moment about the transverse axis (default: 0).

**Mz:** Moment about the vertical axis (default: 0).


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