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Have section for stairs, same type and material,
but it appearing in section def.
as shown in attchment,
anyone know the reason for that...!?
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Explain what you think is wrong.
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no cut pattern in stair on the right side...
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Are both stairs in the same phase?
Cut another section and see how it looks. That could reveal any possible over-rides.
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figured out, when i makes edit for component stair and converted to sketch stair, with strange treads design,
revit accepted, but it came out of box...
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