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Hello,I'm trying to create a staircase which has a set of 5 steps, a 10 foot landing, a set of 10 steps, followed by a 15 foot landing, and then another 5 steps to the top. I was able to create this with three individual sets of stairs, but the lowest does not show up on the floor plans. changing the depth clipping also produced undesirable effects, so i am wondering if theres a way to do this, and have each flight have its own railing.Thanks
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You can do this with one set of stairs if it is a straight run.... you do not say.
Edited on: Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 3:23:04 PM
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Yes, it is one straight run of stairs, however, it's required that each of the stairs has its own down arrow as well as its own pair of railings.
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So .... you cant add down arrows???? I would still do the stairs as one set. Edit the railngs afterwards keeping the bottom run with the stairs and adding the other three runs as seperate railings.
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Alright, so i did figure out how to create individual railings for each set of stairs, however, I still have not been able to get individual down arrows, any advice? thanks
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Use individual text rather than the stair down arrow.
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