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Ok, so stairs going up, fine they cut off nicely. Stairs going down not so much. The stairs below have a turn so they don't track with the stair going up. View depth is set to current floor (0') but you still see the whole stair going down. What's the deal?
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Do you have an underlay on? Is the floor above actually covering the stair below?
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Nope, no underlay on. Stairs do overlap but as you can see in the image, the stair going down has a 90 deg turn in it as it gets toward the bottom. I don't want to see the stair down there because it looks confusing.
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