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Does anyone know why the stair (and ramps) arrow and text sometimes does not show? I've checked in the stair/ramp properties and the, show text- up label - up arrow are all ticked. It's driving me nuts.
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Did you ever find an answer? I am having the same problem. Thanks
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The arrow will only show up if that blue line is present in the stair sketch. As far as I know the only way to get it in there is to use the Run tool and then try copying and pasting the line where you need it, but it's really finicky and can change your stair in some annoying ways.
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just check for the model Categories in Visibility/Graphics Override from View properties & check whether the Up arrow & text ption is checked or uncheked.
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hi, JRMELLO has right, only if you create your stairs with run appears the UP or DOWN ARROW, you can create that arrow with "Drafting-Detail Lines"...
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Oooo.. I see... Umm.. I usually go to element properties of stairs, and I will have these options under graphics, have you give check mark to them? Attached is the element properties...
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Yes, VICO, try to do a stair like this, (NO RUN) and check ON those box in properties, you will see....
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Had a similar problem and discovered that the view range has to be set to below stair also.
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well i think the auto up arrow option in revit s$cks, i tried everything posted here, and i have to go back to just drawing it with line's, it just doesnt work and a waste of time to try and get it to work, is it me or do you guys also have trouble getting this to work all of the time?
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I agree, there is no way to make the arrow visible if you draw the stair from scratch.
I think the best way to do go around this problem is to create a well designed detail component to place the arrow in the way its needed.
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When creating a stair by boundary I also found the arrow not visible (but checked in the stair properties). The easiest way round this is to draw an arrow using annotation lines then make a group out of it to copy to other levels. Not the ideal situation but it works!
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lol i was in a good mood that day ^^
The group idea sounds interesting,
tnx
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ANNOTATE--->STAIR PATH
ALL THE WAY ON THE RIGHT
OR DO CREATE SIMILAR
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ANNOTATE--->STAIR PATH
ALL THE WAY ON THE RIGHT
OR DO CREATE SIMILAR
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Perfect! Thank you!
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"
ANNOTATE--->STAIR PATH
ALL THE WAY ON THE RIGHT
OR DO CREATE SIMILAR
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Is this new feature in Revit Architecture 2013? I do not see any stair path under annotate tab in the ribbon (I'm using RAC 2012)..
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