Identical stairs but different riser heights?

[cbt990]

Hello,

I have created a stair run and am having some trouble getting everything to line up. I created the stair from Ground Level to L2 and then pasted to the level above. Why is the L2-L3 run showing different dimensions than the Ground-L2 run, even though both levels are 11' from below?

[barthbradley]

Toan ought to be with you in a moment.  Please be patient.  

[ToanDN]

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@cbt990 wrote:

Hello,

I have created a stair run and am having some trouble getting everything to line up. I created the stair from Ground Level to L2 and then pasted to the level above. Why is the L2-L3 run showing different dimensions than the Ground-L2 run, even though both levels are 11' from below?

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So they are not identical then.  Compare Top/Base Offset of those stairs see what you have.  And by the way, both  stairs don't reach their top level properly, do they?

[cbt990]

Stair 1:

Stair 2:

The properties appear identical except for the actual riser height and desired number of stairs.

[ToanDN]

Please share the file so Barth can investigate.

[Lachlan-JWP · Accepted solution]

It seems you guys love stairs as much as I do.

@cbt990I try not to copy and paste stairs for this reason, they can be finicky. Given that the only difference between the stairs is the desired number of risers try changing that to 18 to match the other stair. You may also have to edit the stair to get it to accept that change. Failing that just redraw the stair or use a multi-storey stair.