Wall mounted handrail goes beyond the end of path

[hliS658H]

I used a wall mounted handrail, it goes beyond the end of path. I tried Angled Joins Tangent Joins Rail connections, none of the change helped.

 

[Mike.FORM]

The properties of the second screen is not for the handrail being used in the first image. The two things circled should be the same.

[jay_colc]

Hi the Top Rail and Handrail are not the same reference in the images is this correct?

is this railing being determined from a Top Rail rather than a handrail so the tools are not influencing the changes?

If you open from the Revit Library > System Families > Railings there is a wall mounted version in there, copy and paste this into you model and compare differences 

[ToanDN]

It is a different handrail type with extension.

[syman2000 · Accepted solution]

Check the top rail and check to make sure you don't have any extension or profile added to the end.

[hliS658H]

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If you open from the Revit Library > System Families > Railings there is a wall mounted version in there, copy and paste this into you model and compare differences 

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Our office moved the Revit Library?

[jay_colc]

Look like you have no content loaded as it would have a regional file in that location.

[GaryOrrMBI]

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@hliS658H wrote:

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If you open from the Revit Library > System Families > Railings there is a wall mounted version in there, copy and paste this into you model and compare differences 

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Our office moved the Revit Library?

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Revit doesn't install content libraries by default anymore, you have to download and install them separately (or use the "Load Autodesk Family" from the Insert tab).

-G