Achille wrote:
What is the point to be able to alter treads and risers, and not the structure?
I guess the structure is what contains the geometry of the stair (tread length, riser height, number of treads, etc.) and so can not be altered.
But in my opinion this should be contained in an underlying geometry frame and the structure should be able to be altered - curved treads for example,
Then the treads and risers can follow the structure or can be further edited on their own.
But this is just a guess on my part.
I agree the structure should be adjustable.
What happens when we want a solid concrete stair with no tread or riser finish, but want it to have curved steps?
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