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2014, trying to make a c channel support for stairs but the profile is not aval. in the properties menu??
how do i load this into the project?? like in this tutorial...
http://designreform.net/learning/2012/05/14/revit-2013-component-based-stairs
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In your project go to insert>load family>find the profile you want for your stringer and load it into the project.
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NOTE: That profile's usage has to be set to stair support in the family.
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tried to load the profile.. it just doesn't load or work.
even when i copy the profile and make it stair based????
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You have to use stair by component.
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still won't work no way
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What Revit, what update? Always start with that in your posts.
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same as before...2014 revit
in the video (http://designreform.net/learning/2012/05/14/revit-2013-component-based-stairs)it works so good???
how do i get this profile in myb template?? maybe it would work from there??
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2014 has an update - install it.
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I just looked at the profile used in a new project using a standard template. The profile is assigned "generic" and not assigned to stairs. Try a new project using the commercial template. You will find the channel profile there.
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yes finally this works thank you
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