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Staircase 2 sides with 2 diferent risers

Darwin33 — Thu, 31 Oct 2024 17:55:53 GMT

I am working in a project where we have a stair case with 2 flights. The original staircase in the project has the same risers. Unfortunately and because of the roof heights now I need to change the heights on one side. I tried to edit the relative starting points but it doesnt allows me. Any, clue?

Re: Staircase 2 sides with 2 diferent risers

ToanDN — Thu, 31 Oct 2024 23:28:44 GMT

All risers must have the same height for all flights within one stair. If you need one flight to have a different riser height then you need to create that flight as a separate stair.

Re: Staircase 2 sides with 2 diferent risers

Darwin33 — Fri, 01 Nov 2024 22:04:02 GMT

Well after thinking a little it is of course possible to have same height of risers on both sides, no matter the difference on height of O,00 level on left and right sides. Only need to equal the level of one of the steps on the deepst side with the start of the stair on the lower side. In this sketch I need to put my 5 risers on the height on the same height of the start of the stair on the left side. Is there a way to adjust one of the steps to a prefix level in the project, so the others adjust automatically?

Re: Staircase 2 sides with 2 diferent risers

ToanDN — Sat, 02 Nov 2024 03:20:20 GMT

@Darwin33 wrote:
Well after thinking a little it is of course possible to have same height of risers on both sides, no matter the difference on height of O,00 level on left and right sides. Only need to equal the level of one of the steps on the deepst side with the start of the stair on the lower side. In this sketch I need to put my 5 risers on the height on the same height of the start of the stair on the left side. Is there a way to adjust one of the steps to a prefix level in the project, so the others adjust automatically?

For this overpass stair, because the driving elevations are the roofs and not the top landing, you can manually calculate the step height by (High roof elevation - low roof elevation) / the optimal number of steps between high roof and low roof. From there, you can calculate the top landing height to model the stair.