Stairs - Nosing

[bialmeida]

Hello Everybody,

i am having issues with the representation of stairs.

The nosing doesnt appear in the spots where the stair get "cut" by the view range...

Has someone an idea how to solve this problem?

Thank you!

[Sahay_R]

Can you share the stair as a .rvt?

[Alfredo_Medina]

Have you checked these settings in visibility graphics?

[bialmeida]

Thanks Alfredo, they are all checked... the problem appears really in the spots where the stair get "cut". I ask myself if it has something to do with the representation of the cut line...

[bialmeida]

yes sure, here it is! Thanks for your help!

[Alfredo_Medina]

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@bialmeida wrote:

yes sure, here it is! Thanks for your help!

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What do you mean? Was it a matter of checking the visibility graphics settings for nosing?

[bialmeida]

No it wasnt, I had checked the VG already...

[Alfredo_Medina]

So what did you mean by: "yes sure, here it is! Thanks for your help!" ?

EDIIT : Never mind, I see now, you are replying to the request for the Revit file. Got it.

[PijPiwo · Accepted solution]

Nosing is not visible because Nosing Length is set to 0.

Also, change the cut mark angle to 15 deg, it should fix the graphics by the cut mark.

[bialmeida]

I think the nosing length should be set to 0, right? its a concrete stair...

the cut mark angle solved the problem though. Thanks for your help!

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@PijPiwo wrote:

Nosing is not visible because Nosing Length is set to 0.

Also, change the cut mark angle to 15 deg, it should fix the graphics by the cut mark.

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[Alfredo_Medina]

@bialmeida wrote:

I think the nosing length should be set to 0, right? its a concrete stair...

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If the nosing is 0, how come you ask why the nosing lines are not visible?

EDIT: are you referring to the lines in plan that refer to slanted risers?

[bialmeida]

oh you are right, sorry!

i meant the tread line! the problem was really the cut mark 🙂