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i need to create a stepped floor and it should be one element only. so two separate floors with different level is not a choice because i have to host a railing on this floor. i need the railing to slant down like it did in stairs. i tried using the stair command, but it doesnt allow me to only have one riser.
i'm using revit 2013
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Just use floors and modify railing. it's possible make railing sloped without any hosts.
This video should be helpful.
http://youtu.be/vKGMfv6-h5U
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