Staircase riser problem

[Anonymous]

Hi iam new to REVIT,when i was creating a straight stair from Level 1(0 feet) to Level 2 (10' feet),after finishing creating the Stair, stair top riser is 2 inches less than the level 2 i dont what is the problem any one pls reply me that how to create a stair correctly up to level 2 i attached the images ,Thank you..

[ennujozlagam]

hi, you may check it here my answer to the previous thread. hope it helps. thanks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCFAiZhH4Ao

http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/revit-architecture/how-to-remove-end-tread-in-the-stair/m-p/5923952#M1...

[FAZIOGREG]

It looks like your stair is behaving correctly, but your dimension is going to the top of the riser [which would be the same as the bottom of the tread].  I think you are using a 2" thick tread.  To verify this, dimension from the last tread to Level 2 and compair it to the dimension from a tread to a tread.  In the stair editor, select the run and look at the Properties Pane.  There you will see an option to "End with Riser" or not.  If you unselect that option and add one more tread in plan, I think that is going to give you what you are looking for.

[Anonymous]

HI ro i didnt able to understand bro,the thread is 2" thick the same you mentioned, when i change the thread thickness to lowest value ,the riser height increases bro ,what can i do now for a stair which connecting Level 1 from Level 2,reply with a video bro ,it helps me a lot bro

[FAZIOGREG]

All I was saying before was that the dimension shown in the OP's image was going from the base level to what is essintially the bottom of the top tread.  If that stair was left unchanged, and the top riser was butted up against a floor at level 2, it would be drawn correctly [because the dimension from the last tread to level 2 equaled the dimension from tread to tread].  If you want a tread to show at the top, uncheck "end with Riser."  I'm not sure what you are asking, but if you explain your issue in more detail, I'll see if I can help.

[Anonymous]

Bro i want to know that " when i create a stair using the Default settings in Revit Architecture it will always finish 2 inch below the desired top Level . So i want to know how to finish the stair at desired level bro.. pls help me.....

[ToanDN]

Like he already said, uncheck "end with Riser" so that your stair will end with the top tread one step below the finish floor level.

[chrisplyler]

I think he wants a tread AT the upper floor level.

If that is the case...change the instance parameter for top constraint offset up about one riser's worth, AND turn off the "end with riser" setting.