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I designed a straight run stair that has circular treads. I know how to change the nosing shape, but i don't know how to change the shape of the actual tread. Is this possible?
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Check out this thread: http://www.revitcity.com/forums.php?action=viewthread&thread_id=28325
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I looked at that thread, but it deals with a different issue so it doesn't really help. Thanks anyway, though.
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What are you trying to change the tread to look like?
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Well.... we can't read your mind ... and I think the other threads solution is possibly still yours ... but since your not more descriptive....
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I'm trying to make it so that when you look at it from above, the treads are circles. Each tread is a flat, 3' diameter, 1 1/2" thick circular disk. If anyone knows how I can make that happen (or if you have more questions about my design) please let me know. Thanks!
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How is this stair held up? Do you have something you are going off of? You can create a half circle tread as I have attached, but I am not sure on how to make a whole 3' diameter tread. You would have to get creative with railings or in-place components to achieve this I believe.
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As I suspected - The previous link is still an answer. The only chage is how you create the tread family. IKn your case, it is an extrusion or an extrusion plus a sweep in a plan view. << (Depends on the riser profile)
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@teafoe5:
The stair is held up by a single steel carriage (a 6" by 7" rectangular steel tube). It has no stringers or risers. The stair you attached is very similar to what I want, but I need the treads to be the full 3' circle because that way when you look at them in section, the treads extend further underneath the other stairs. i attached a screenshot of a SketchUp model I built of the stair. (There are railings on both sides but I hid one so you could see what the stair looks like).
@WWHub:
I am not really familiar with using families, but if that thread has enough info on how to do what I need to do, then I'll definitely take a closer look at it.
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The thread that WWHub pointed out will be useful to you and should answer your questions. Check out the video that he posted.
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