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Handrail End: Bottom should start to flatten at end of stair, not before

svpribyl
Booster
I'm having issues trying to get a handrail end to extend beyond the bottom and top of the stair, not end at the bottom of the stair and top of the stair. The first image shows the segments and nodes turned on. .
Steve Pribyl
MAC OS Sonoma 14.5
ArchiCAD 28
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Barry Kelly
Moderator
Your segment end node looks OK - otherwise you would see a node partway up the stair.
It is the toprail end settings you want to play with.
Looks like you have a horizontal offset - this should be zero so the end start at the node.
See attached image.

Barry.
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Lingwisyer
Guru
Have you set an End Node Offset? I am assuming the reference line for your railing starts and end on your staircase hence without it, that will be where your railing ends.


Ling.


edit: It would seem that I have not matched the situation. Probably due to most of my railings ending on a flat...

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svpribyl
Booster
Hi Ling,
No, I haven't set that. End Node Offset is greyed out. How do I make it editable?

Thanks
Steve Pribyl
MAC OS Sonoma 14.5
ArchiCAD 28
Solution
Barry Kelly
Moderator
Your segment end node looks OK - otherwise you would see a node partway up the stair.
It is the toprail end settings you want to play with.
Looks like you have a horizontal offset - this should be zero so the end start at the node.
See attached image.

Barry.
One of the forum moderators.
Versions 6.5 to 27
i7-10700 @ 2.9Ghz, 32GB ram, GeForce RTX 2060 (6GB), Windows 10
Lenovo Thinkpad - i7-1270P 2.20 GHz, 32GB RAM, Nvidia T550, Windows 11
svpribyl
Booster
Thanks, Barry. Using your suggestion, I eventually got it to work out by selecting ends individually. I also had to extend the railing to be longer than the stair at the bottom. Someone needs to write comprehensive documentation on the Railing Tool!
Steve Pribyl
MAC OS Sonoma 14.5
ArchiCAD 28