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I can't seem to get the stairs to cut say half way down. The normal view range for the view doesn't cut it, and niether does a plan region. Going up is great, I don't see why cutting it down is so difficult...?
Ok, here it is. On the left is what I'd like revit to do, on the right is what it does.
The only work around I can think of is invisible lineweight the bits i don't want to see, detail line the 2 lines i need back in, hide the up arrow (because you can't lineweight that), redraw a new up arrow.
A bit much if you ask me, especially given that it cuts the stair 'up' without fuss.
That is a very unusual representation, and perhaps incorrect. If there is something below the first flight of stairs, that should be shown in the first floor plan view, not in the second floor plan view.
However, if you still want to do this on the second floor, you can hide that portion with a masking region.
Alfredo Medina _________________________________________________________________ ______ Licensed Architect (Florida) | Freelance Instructor | Autodesk Expert Elite (on Revit) | Profile on Linkedin
I should clarify this is a structural representation, where we show only a few risers going up, and all BUT a few risers going down. I posted this in the architectural sub-forum because stairs are made in the architectural tab.
Would you mind posting an screenshot of how you're stairs a represented in plan?
Edit : I sould also clarify the arrow for the stair on the right (the revit stair) is the up direction.
