My point is that there is a better and faster way to do it than using any sort of stair tool which you will always find inadequate in some way.
When you get tired of fooling with stair tools trying to generate the details, drawings, sections, material lists, and other construction documents you need for a stair you may be interested in a process I use with stair parts rather than a stair tools.
If you have a stair already modeled it is very fast to edit a few parts to make it fit perfectly. And all of the details are regenerated and already annotated and in a layout. In the case of winders it is just a matter of rotating the riser and stretching some treads. In L shaped stairs you just rotate part of the stair and stretch a tread into a landing. That sort of thing.
Not happy with the 2d results? There is a better way to deal with than too.
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