michel melon said
Hi Duayne,

There are different options.

You can start from model 9 and re-shape the landing to a 45° version and then add another landing also re-shaped until you have that 90° turn. After this adding the last flight.

The second option is to start from scratch in the multi-flight mode.

Here is a video showing how it is done.

https://somup.com/cq6FVLeS1K

regards

Michel

  

That was very helpful, Thanks !

michel melon said
Hi Duayne,

This is a different model of stair. Here is a model you can work with.

regards

Michel

  

did you set this up as a model or as a  multi flight stair ?

michel melon said
Hi Duyane,

the tread width is 10″ for the straight steps. This is measured from nose to nose on the steps. You have a nose setting of 1″1/4.

Your steps are 11″1/4. If you set your nose to 0 then the steps will become 10″ in dimension but I guess this is not what you want. 

Not only the winder is calculated by stairdesigner but the complete stair as the treadline is the base of measurement in stairs. Can you show me the plan of the architect with measurements? They do not use prof stair software to make their plans. 

regards

Michel

  

below is one that was sent to me by an Architect , i left off the details because of the file limits in this site 

michel melon said
Hi Duyane,

the tread width is 10″ for the straight steps. This is measured from nose to nose on the steps. You have a nose setting of 1″1/4.

Your steps are 11″1/4. If you set your nose to 0 then the steps will become 10″ in dimension but I guess this is not what you want. 

Not only the winder is calculated by stairdesigner but the complete stair as the treadline is the base of measurement in stairs. Can you show me the plan of the architect with measurements? They do not use prof stair software to make their plans. 

regards

Michel

  

Over hang is irrelevant, I is nothing but an overhang. Run determines the length of the stairs  + 1 1/4” 
 the architect would more than likely use AutoCAD or something similar. 

he sent me his plans in PDF and they 
are quite detailed will send out something tonight. 

i did not even see the float tool , thanks for the tip , it did clean up the drawing but what i would really like is to make the treads exactly 10″ , if i have a run of 100″ on the out side wall with  6 treads at 60″ and a set of winders at 40 by 40″ providing the winders come to an exact point the drawing should display a 10″ run , the problem is that the winders work their way around the stringer or post which could take up 3 1/2″ in both directions , Stairdesigner then makes it’s own calculations.

I  receive some drawings from architects and they generally use a 10″ runs , since they are inflexible i would like to duplicate their drawings in stairdesigner ,

so how do i do that ?