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Hi.
Hope you can answer this.Im using Revit 2015
I have stairs (multistory)running from groundfloor to 5.th floor.
It looks perfect in groundfloor to 3.th floor planviews, but when it comes to 4.th floor it only shows half and on 5.th not at all. all.
What have I done wrong? In sections and 3d it looks perfect as well. See the attached screendumps.
Thanks in advice, Philip
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Notice that you are also missing your handrail on the top run. That tells me this may really be two seperate stairs. Please check again.
What stair operation did you do? Component or sketch?
I suggest you set your view range so that the break line appears in the middle portion of the run and only across a couple of risers.
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