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Hoe do I get my railings to attache to the stairs? I picked the stairs as the host but it still doesnt foolow th slope.
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The sketch must physically lie on the stairs. If they need to continue beyond the stairs, you need to split the sketch line so it has a new segment at this point.
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Thanks. I did it and I dont really know how!?! ![Smile](/images/smiles/smile.gif)
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