I have the attached custom stair that I'm working on. Is there a way to get the carriage to extend as shown on the Level 1 Floor Plan without having to model the stairs as an in-place component?
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Not sure how to get to them, but there are some properties for the carriage in the palette that are all greyed out. Possibly one of them would do what you need?Attached Files -
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Those fields are available when selecting the carriage of the top and bottom runs. Couldn't tell much difference between the different options in the drop-down.Owen Drafting Technologies
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We are attempting to model the stairs depicted in the attached photo. We're having a few problems:
1. The top rail is tilted at the "winder"...June 29, 2016, 01:29 AM -
I have recently dived into the wonderful world of Revit stairs :laugh: (Normally we do really complicated forms that require in place families or custom...June 27, 2016, 09:28 PM
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Firstly, a few general matters.
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Hello, i need help!
I created a common sketch stairs on revit on a structural template. I created everything just fine.
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