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OK got another problem here too it seems. I need a triple run stair... starts at first floor goes up to a landing, up a 2nd run of stairs to a landing, and then over the 1st run I need to make a 3rd run of stair to the second floor. It's just not happening here. What am I doing wrong or not doing correctly?
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Did you try the multiple landing option?
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Sorry, the multistory stair is what I was thinking of and that's NOT what you want. Looking at it now.
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Quickly, I was not able to achieve this, even with a workaround. This may be one of those instance where you need to make a "landing level" and make stairs to it, then make anothe 'U' stair that finishes the run.
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You can do triple run stairs but ..... You will see a limit for spiral stairs at <360 degrees and that is the basic rule for straight run stairs as well but...... U shaped stairs work as well as z but you cannot turn back overtop of a run below. You can have straight run stairs that exceed 360 degreese but the runs can not be above another. (They can be beside another run below)Edited on: Mon, Jul 23, 2007 at 10:19:42 AM
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Yeah, I think the trick here is that he wanted the 3rd run to be directly over the 1st run.
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"Yeah, I think the trick here is that he wanted the 3rd run to be directly over the 1st run." I understood that but most people assume that you can't do triple run stairs or stairs that are more than 360 degrees from beginning to end. I answered the way I did to broaden the thought process and still give an answer.
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Exactly RIGHT!!! I posted over at Autodesk and they have the solution for this problem. Any one need what they sent me LMK and email you the link directly to you. Don't want to have any copyright type problems by reposting it here.
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Sorry, WWHub. I wasn't trying to step on your feet there.
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