Join railings on adjacent stairs

[sericksonZQUWJ]

I'm trying to join railings on adjacent stairs, both of which are going down. I found this post on a similar issue, but I can't use a landing like they did. Does anyone know of a way I can make one continuous railing between the two sets of stairs?

[ralphdenhaan]

Hi,

Can you try to copy the part of the railing profile and then paste it to the other profile?

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Can you create both runs in one stair object?

See attached.

[sericksonZQUWJ]

Darn, that sounded like a good idea and I was really hoping it would work! But no, it still only follows one of the stair runs and then floats above the other.

[sericksonZQUWJ]

How'd you do that? When I try to make two runs in the same direction, I can't seem to get a landing to work either automatically or manually, and it won't let me create the stair without them being connected.

[ToanDN]

Sorry replied to the wrong party.

@sericksonZQUWJ 

Two railings but move the joint away from the corner.  You end up with splitting line but the transition at the corner will be nicer.

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@sericksonZQUWJ wrote:
How'd you do that? When I try to make two runs in the same direction, I can't seem to get a landing to work either automatically or manually, and it won't let me create the stair without them being connected.

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You can either copy the first run, or create entirely new one, but in the same stair object. The fact that there is no landing shouldn't matter. See attached.

[ToanDN]

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@sericksonZQUWJ wrote:
How'd you do that? When I try to make two runs in the same direction, I can't seem to get a landing to work either automatically or manually, and it won't let me create the stair without them being connected.

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You can either copy the first run, or create entirely new one, but in the same stair object. The fact that there is no landing shouldn't matter. See attached.

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That only works if the runs are from the same type, meaning same riser height, which may or may not applicable.

[sericksonZQUWJ]

Perfect, thank you! It gives me a warning about it not being continuous, but you're right that doesn't stop it from creating both runs.