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This may be a simple feature to add in a floorplan but I can certainly find no simple way to make it happen. That is, putting a landing at the top of a short run of steps from a kitchen door down to a garage floor. The stairs property box shows no obvious way to add this option. Why? Where can I find it?
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wrote in message news:5403952@discussion.autodesk.com...
This may be a simple feature to add in a floorplan but I can certainly find
no simple way to make it happen. That is, putting a landing at the top of a
short run of steps from a kitchen door down to a garage floor. The stairs
property box shows no obvious way to add this option. Why? Where can I find
it?
in the stair sketch, stretch out the top tread to become a landing.
wrote in message news:5403952@discussion.autodesk.com...
This may be a simple feature to add in a floorplan but I can certainly find
no simple way to make it happen. That is, putting a landing at the top of a
short run of steps from a kitchen door down to a garage floor. The stairs
property box shows no obvious way to add this option. Why? Where can I find
it?
