2023-02-01 02:07 AM - last edited on 2023-05-09 03:09 PM by Rubia Torres
left side of the stair (when going up): tread/riser NOT penetrating the stringer
right side of the stair (when going up): tread/riser are penetrating the stringer
landing is acting similarly
if i change the stringer profile anchor, everything shifts, but not adjusting the tread/riser to the width between the stringers
where do I find the adjustment dimension that locates the stringer in the right spot relative to the tread width?
thanks up front!
us solo 26
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2023-02-01 02:58 PM - edited 2023-02-01 02:59 PM
After playing with this a bit:
1. Change the Profile Anchor to Profile Origin.
2. Edit the Profile (C12x25) so the origin is at the top left corner of the profile: just select all the Profile elements and drag. If this profile is used elsewhere in the project, make a copy and edit the copy so the other C12x25 profiles are not changed, then use the copy for the stair.
David
2023-02-01 02:58 PM - edited 2023-02-01 02:59 PM
After playing with this a bit:
1. Change the Profile Anchor to Profile Origin.
2. Edit the Profile (C12x25) so the origin is at the top left corner of the profile: just select all the Profile elements and drag. If this profile is used elsewhere in the project, make a copy and edit the copy so the other C12x25 profiles are not changed, then use the copy for the stair.
David
2023-02-01 05:51 PM
Thank you, David. That did it!
2023-02-02 03:22 PM
Good to know that worked.
David
2023-02-02 05:47 PM
Just makes me wonder what the various options for alignment in the Settings are actually doing...[Origin, Top Left, Top Middle, Top Right], because if nothing else the selected Profile was oriented such that "Top" would be as expected (ie, the profile wasn't upside down in its drawn definition).
2023-02-03 03:55 PM
I took a brief look at the GDL code, but as is typical for Graphisoft objects, it involves macros so searching the code is a chore. I think what would be better is to have 9 options (center, 4 corners, 4 mid points of sides) for the origin point for placement in the stair. At least it should work out of the box with the template Profiles, like the C Steel Section.
David