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I find it’s very hard to handle stairs with Revit Structure because Revit-Stair-function was designed for Architects instead of structural engineers. For example, structural stairs are under 2-inch topping of arch stair, but Revit-Stair
can’t offset the stair 2-inches, I have to do lots of additional work to finish stairs( it’s really a lot of work). Do you have a special way to handle this issue? Please see the attached picture for detail.
Just be consistent--if your using RST levels (Bottom and Top) is at TOP OF CONCRETE, there should be no problem. I personaly used structural levels in RST.
