Autodesk 00128-051462-9310 User Guide - Page 1231

Use these settings to create automatic landings in a stair flight. For example, if a stair flight has 18 treads and you set the maximum treads to 15, the stair will have two flights with one landing in the middle, keeping under the 15 maximum risers on either side of the landing. Specifying flight height limits for a stair run 1 Select a stair. 2 On the Properties palette, expand Advanced, and expand Flight Height. Flight Height with Risers Limit type 3 Specify the constraints for flight length: If you want to... specify no limits on the flight specify a minimum number of risers per flight specify a minimum height for the flight specify a maximum number of risers per flight specify a maximum height for the flight Then... select None for Minimum Limit type and None for Maximum Limit type. select Risers for Minimum Limit type, and enter a value for Minimum risers. select Height for Minimum Limit type, and enter a value for Minimum height. select Risers for Maximum Limit type, and enter a value for Maximum risers. select Height for Maximum Limit type, and enter a value for Maximum height. Anchoring a Stair to a Landing Use this procedure to anchor a stair or other AEC object to an existing landing. 1 Draw a stair with a landing and draw a second stair to attach to the landing. For more information about creating stairs, see "Using Stair Tools to Create Stairs" on page 1135. 2 Select the stair with a landing, right-click, and click Stair Landing Anchor ➤ Anchor to landing. 3 Select the stair or other AEC object to anchor to the landing. 4 Select a location on the landing to anchor the center of the start of the stair run. The flight will be perpendicular to the landing edge. Select the insertion point of the AEC object that you are attaching to the landing. The object will be oriented parallel to the edge of the landing. Anchoring a Stair to a Landing | 1191