stair strange behavior

stair strange behavior

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stair strange behavior

Mohamed_Faramawy
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why do stairs do like this? 

 

attached revit file

 

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Sahay_R
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Go into the sketch for the mirrored stair. Edit the boundaries at the weird part. remove the boundary segments for one of the risers and connect.

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ToanDN
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Make the entire stair as one single sketch instead of 2 sketched runs + 2 odd landings + 1 normal run.  It also smooths out the bottom of the stair.

 

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Sahay_R
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@ToanDN - What the OP did was create one stair and then mirror it. The new stair did not like to be mirrored.


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ToanDN
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I understand.  If he fixed the original based on what I said above then he can mirror it without any problems.

 

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Mohamed_Faramawy
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Kindly inform me if u tried this solution by yourself and it worked. And if
so can u attach the file with the fixed stair.
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Mohamed_Faramawy
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i liked what u suggested very much, and i'll try to do it now, because i suffered from the stair bottom.

 

kindly attach the rvt file to learn ho to make the odd landing

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ToanDN
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File is attached in my 1st reply.

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Mohamed_Faramawy
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yes, sorry, i found it. but i have a question here. 

i noted that u converted the stair to one sketch. is that right, is that what u are directing me to do in order to have clean bottom ?

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ToanDN
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Yes.  Your stair is a winding stair.  There need not be any landings.