How can I change the landing shape of a stair?

[Anonymous]

Can seem to find a way to change that "curvy" shape into a straight element.
Thanks!

[Barry Kelly]

This is a problem, especially when the stair has winders.
Flat landings aren't a problem.

There must be a few post about this - here is one i can find.


https://archicad-talk.graphisoft.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=66176


You can 'Split' the structure of the stair and it gives you a little more control as you can adjust the base depth.
But it will still be curvy.

The best I can come up with is to model the flights and winders as separate stairs - at least then they will be flat underneath.
Create one full stair as you have done to get the riser height, ALT-click it to get the settings and then create each segment using the 'flexible' method so they are not linked to storey heights.
Then adjust the height of each segment in 3D so it flows as one stair.
You will have to adjust the numbering, walking line and break line in the plan.

Barry.

[Laszlo Nagy]

You can also model the Landing with a Slab and use the SEO Addition command to add the body of the Slab to the body of the Stair. Then, place the Slab on a hidden layer and you will only see the result created on the Stair geometry.
In case the Stair needs to be moved, make sure the SEO Slab is also moved.

[Anonymous]

Interesting. ...I thought there would be a setting to change the landing.

Thank you!
C.