I am curious about the role and use of stair family types.

I am curious about the role and use of stair family types.

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I am curious about the role and use of stair family types.

iamdohae8KSMJ
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I know that stair shape settings are done in ‘Assembled Stairs’, ‘Cast-in-Place Stairs’, and ‘Precast Stairs’.

So what do you set up and use in ‘stairs’?
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When I create a staircase, I can't select the type I created in 'Stairs'.
I can select only the types created in ‘Assembled Stairs’, ‘Cast-in-Place Stairs’, and ‘Precast Stairs’.
I'm curious about what 'stairs' are used for.

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https://help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2023/ENU/?guid=GUID-E36AE889-D507-4288-90BE-FCE2F120C2B6





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You mean this?
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/revit-ideas/remove-the-old-stair-family-and-type/idi-p/7671868
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they are all part of the Stair Type. 

 

  • select your Stair Run
  • pick Edit Type
    • in the Type: option there are options
    • in those options there is a Construction category
    • under the Construction category are 2 different stair type options for Run and Landing. 

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Howard Munsell
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iamdohae8KSMJ
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That makes sense. Thanks for the clarification!
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That makes sense. Thanks for the clarification!

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