stairs

[Anonymous]

I want to adjust thestairs in a way that it is NOT attahced to a reference planes so I can move it up and down in a way that it comes from teh natural ground level to the verandah.

[josemukalel · Accepted solution]

You can do it with base offset

[ennujozlagam · Accepted solution]

hi, i already amended your file regarding your stair issue. hope it helps. thanks

[RDAOU]

Hello @Anonymous

This is becoming better than any private tutoring service in the world; isn't it? However; with due respect, you should really consider enrolling in a real Revit course, buying good book  or even going through Autodesk's Tutorials for Revit. Getting things done (as easy as it is) won't really help you learn Revit

[ennujozlagam]

@RDAOU this forum become her training ground..LOL 

[RDAOU]

@ennujozlagam 🙂 I find it totally ok for beginners and those learning to post questions and receive help; we all have been there at one point in time and we all still are in a way...learning is a continuos never ending process. But what I mean to post a general basic question without trying the basic checking before posting (is it view rang, is it graphics, am I on the right work plane...) and then just have someone doing it completely is kinda unbenificial not just to the person learning but also to the visitors of this forum!!

@Anonymous isn't even accepting any solution not even when you did it and repoted the model!!! Im sure how that helps anyone lol honestly speaking I'm not sure if it helped Puya!

[Anonymous]

I have done lyndas revit tutoring and I have done many tutorials before. I have attended real classess which was so basic that I was tutoring everyone. BUt once you practically get started on real projects WITH DETAILS you start to pick up the problems. REvit is not as simple as SKetchup and autocad 2D or rhino whch one can learn simply via tutorials only.  If this is a community for questions and and answers let it be as my questions online can be the question of millions of other people. 

Thanks for all your assistance and I hope one day I can be of help to others. 

[Anonymous]

No training I ve viewed online goes through connecting the stair from Natural Ground Line which is sloped to a level. I have only seen tutorials on stairs go from one level to another. If I am a source of pain and agony here I am more than happy to withdraw and permannety logout. I can get very busy which is why I dont check solutions instantly and I just returned today. 

[RDAOU]

@Anonymous 

When it is a question of a million others, then you should be able to simply find the solution in if you do a search on the forum. When a solution is supposed to help others it is supposed to be marked accept as solution the first place.

Now tell me,

1. in your last 10 posts  how many solutions did you accept!? Till this reply...None
2. were those replies even helpful to you? No one knows, there is no feedback from your side

[Anonymous]

I should have accepted solutions and given Kudos. However I just forgot or
hadn't checked the emails yet. My shortcoming
cheers

[Anonymous]

Many Thanks however I would need to do things by myself rather than it be done for me in order to be beneficial for me and other learners . But many thanks anyway