Problem: Adjust height of stair (Revit 2016)

[Marcus.Isacsson]

Hi fellas! I need to adjust the height of an assembled stair, thought this would be an easy task but I run into a bunch of problems when trying. Three errors: "Cannot create specified fillet for rail join(s). Please try a different value." "Cannot create specified fillet for rail join(s). Please try a different value." and "Stair top end exceeds or cannot reach the top elevation of the stair. Add/remove risers at the top end by control or or change the stair run's 'Relative Top Height' parameter in the properties palette." This is in Revit 2016. Anything I should do in a specific order or change? Right now I've started with adjusting the "Base offset" from -250 to -470.

[barthbradley]

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@Marcus.Isacsson wrote:
I need to adjust the height of an assembled stair

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What height is being adjusted? The Top Level Elevation? The mid landing Relative Height?  

[constantin.stroescu · Accepted solution]

if it is a Stair by Component , you can have a look at my screencast to see how this stair can be adjusted on height...

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/community/screencast/bf3f72a4-2d0d-4bd5-9a58-c43afc859a80

[Marcus.Isacsson]

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@barthbradley wrote:

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@Marcus.Isacsson wrote:
I need to adjust the height of an assembled stair

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What height is being adjusted? The Top Level Elevation? The mid landing Relative Height?  

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I just need the bottom to reach lower:

Also struggling with the rails being messed up (if you look at the upper part).
Someone else made this stair from the beginning, I'm just adjusting.

[Marcus.Isacsson]

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@constantin.stroescu wrote:

if it is a Stair by Component , you can have a look at my screencast to see how this stair can be adjusted on height...

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/community/screencast/bf3f72a4-2d0d-4bd5-9a58-c43afc859a80

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Awesome, completely missed that you have to adjust 'the arrow' before adjusting the height.
New problem! The railings won't adjust accordingly after the edit:

[constantin.stroescu · Accepted solution]

you can control the rails offset from : Use Landing Height Adjustment parameter - if you choose Yes then you can enter a value for correction.