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Good day!
I have created theatre seating rows using stair tool. It shows up fine on plan view while in 3D and section it looks weird. Any advice?
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Yes, there is something very wrong there but I have no solutions. The portion shown beyond the wall in your perspective that should not be there says something is very corrupted.
I would never use stairs for this. Much easier to use slabs and walls which is what I have always done. Easier to adjust and the slabs will host the seating.
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I bet that your stair is monolitic...Select that stair, go to Type Properties and under Construction -> Underside Surface choose Stepped (and Apply)You see the difference?
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