How is everyone else doing this? Is the only option to draw the stairs, then modify the sketch to add the riser in the landing?
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Thats how i do it. I cant believe autodesks answer was to add stair category to model in place. Stairs still suck.Originally posted by dzatto View PostThere are no stupid questions, only stupid people -
I model the stair using the stair tool, then use a sweep in place to replace it (using the profile created by the stair tool as the basis) this way I dont have to spend ages calculating and laying out the risers and goingsComment
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How would you go with that method for multi level stairs? I have one project with two towers, 1x72 and 1x54 storeys. Plenty of transition levels of differing heights...and component stairs get me 50% happier than before, but mid landing stairs a still a major pain.Originally posted by Karalon10 View PostThere are no stupid questions, only stupid peopleComment
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Actually, just modeling the stairs by sketch was easier. I don't have to create by component. Then convert. Then edit sketch. I just sketched the whole damn thing. lolDanComment
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Agreed. Can't believe this is still impossible with the annual 'improvements' to the stair tools...
Best I can get out of the 'Stair by Component' tool is as attached.
The only way to get a single riser on a landing is to convert to 'Stair by Sketch' - and then the thickness/underside of the landing goes all funky.
How they can't get simple things like this resolved year after year I will never understand.Comment
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