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Hello,
Can anyone tell me the most correct/efficient way to prolong a wall sweep onto a staircase (please see jpg attached)?
Many thanks.
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Sorry but your question is not clear.
Is it an in-place sweep or a wall defined sweep?
Not sure how good your image does. I assume you mean the base at the landing? What do you want it to do?
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The wall sweep (brown, to the left) is a wall defined sweep.
I need to stop it once the stairs start, and I was wondering on how could I create an object that would follow the wall sweep along the stairs. I have drawn it in black, roughly.
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Do you know that you can define a stringer for your stairs? See attached.
Look at the stair samples on the on-line library. http://revit.autodesk.com/library/html/index.html
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I have tried to edit the stairs and add stringers but nothing seems to happen....
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Open the file I pointed to! You can copy that and load it into your project. Then look at the settings!
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the link does not point to a particular object.
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" stair samples on the on-line library" <<<<< SAMPLES - CLEAR?
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Eureka!
The problem was that I was trying to create stringers on a monolithic stair. Can't do that.
Many thanks for your help and time.
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