# Design of concrete structure (retaining wall) using load groups \[SOLVED\]

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1. There is an advance functionality which gives you access to all the design/calculation parameters. It requires some little text manipulation but I am pretty sure you can find a solution of your problem in this way. I do attach the .fdscript documentation as it is pretty much equivalent for C#  
[FdScript | FEM-Design API](https://femdesign-api-docs.onstrusoft.com/docs/advanced/fdscript#calculationdesign-configurations)

The method that you need to use is called `SetConfig` and it is part of `femdesignconnection` class.

Let me know who it goes 🙂

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