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"Stairs require no more than two boundaries (chains of one or more Boundary Lines)." I'm using 2009 Revit. We've found that ramps are pretty fickle. Everytime I try to finish a ramp with a landing, I get the above error. Here's what I do. I draw reference planes. Three per stretch of the ramp. (this case is an "L" shaped ramp) I draw one line from the beginning of ramp to the beginning of the landing (on center ref plane). Second line begins at perpendicular edge of landing from where I stopped the first stretch and goes to where I need it to stop. All Ramp Properties seem to be aligned and ready. If I draw this ramp straight, with no landing, it works. Any suggestions? Thanks, Ben
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Can you post an image of where you start the second line for the ramp run? I tried to duplicate what you were doing, but I can not get the same error, but instead get an L shaped ramp with a landing. ![](http://i36.tinypic.com/2z69r2v.png)
Edited on: Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 3:11:06 PM
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I found the solution in another thread. Instead of drawing it using the run command, I draw it using the boundary. Thanks, Ben
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I'M HAVING SAME PROBLEM WITH AN L-SHAPED RAMP. ONE RAMP IS WIDER THAN THE OTHER AND IT WORKS WHEN THEY ARE SAME WIDTH, BUT WHEN I TRY AND CHANGE THE WIDTH OF ONE RAMP IN THE L-SHAPE, I GET THE ERROR BELOW...
Stairs require no more than two boundaries (chains of one or more Boundary Lines).
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You need to show us the sketch and tell us your process.
Are you adding linework?
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