How to remove intersection line between stair and wall(SEO)
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2016-05-02
10:12 PM
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08:40 AM
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Rubia Torres
2016-05-02
10:12 PM
This is in 3D:
This is what I get in Elevation:
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2016-05-03 12:18 AM
2016-05-03
12:18 AM
Yes it would be nice if those lines disappeared wouldn't it. AFAIK there is no way to do this. I use a solid white masking fill in Elevation or Sections to cover these small irritations.
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2016-05-03 01:37 AM
2016-05-03
01:37 AM
Okay, thanks for your help.

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2016-05-04 05:13 PM
2016-05-04
05:13 PM
We model all our stairs as complex profiles inserted as beams to eliminate these issues. We do simple linework for the plan view and have separate layers for A-STAIR-MODEL and A-STAIR to control the view on plans.
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2016-05-10 12:27 AM
2016-05-10
12:27 AM
If you change them all to the same layer and same material...I think the lines will clean up in elevation.
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2016-06-22 09:18 AM
2016-06-22
09:18 AM
rgarand wrote:Nope, lines clean up in section but never in elevation.
If you change them all to the same layer and same material...I think the lines will clean up in elevation.
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2016-06-23 01:06 AM
2016-06-23
01:06 AM
I normally overcome this problem by using the limited stair tool to produce a staircase with treads & risers only i.e. no strings. If required, strings/baserails/handrails/newel posts are added separately via a combination of complex profiles & beams/columns
The wall can then be constructed underneath the staircase & trimmed using SEO to give a clean line free look in 3D/elevation/section
Using the stairtool to provide the minimum structure instead of a complex profile/beam solution means you still have the option to display all the normal 2D information e.g. walk line, step numbers, rise & go etc in the floor plan view as required
The wall can then be constructed underneath the staircase & trimmed using SEO to give a clean line free look in 3D/elevation/section
Using the stairtool to provide the minimum structure instead of a complex profile/beam solution means you still have the option to display all the normal 2D information e.g. walk line, step numbers, rise & go etc in the floor plan view as required
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