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I couldn't find any posts on this particular subject but it must have come up.
I'm trying to create cast-in-place landscape stair. How can I get the topo to fit nicely under the stairs? You can't create a sloped pad as far as I can tell. I tried making a graded region but it regraded half my lot as well.
Any ideas?
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I haven't had to do this before... But i'd either use a pad underneath then create an in-place family infil for the triangular section.
Or just manually edit the topo points...
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I find manually editing the topo points effects the grade levels beyond the stairs which can lead to undesirable effects.
I just split the topo below the stairs and then adjusted the four corners to meet the underside of the monolithic stair.
Loos good in section and rendered.
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