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August 7, 2014
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Hi Duayne,
The feedback from the developers is that they will not be able to include T-Shape stairs in short to medium-term plans. So it can take a while before this will become available.
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Michel
August 7, 2014
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Hi Duayne,
I completely agree with you on this. I will raise the issue again to the developers. I will post it here when I get some feedback
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Michel
March 1, 2015
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I think this is something that should be included in future versions of StairDesigner , I run into this problem all the time ,
August 7, 2014
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Hi Kirk,
No, You cannot send them back to SD but you can edit the stairs to fit already in SD. The export to SketchUp is only to see if the fit is correct. If some details are not possible to edit in SD you can always edit the DXF part in a cad program (AutoCAD) before coding the parts for machining.
You have to process them as 2 separate stairs.
regards
Michel
March 1, 2015
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michel melon said
Hi Kirk,This option is currently not available in stairdesigner. The only possibility to make a split stair is using a quarter-turn stair with landing. Make another straight flight stair and combine the 2 stairs in SketchUp using the 3ds output. You will have to edit the stringers and align some components to make them fit correctly.
regards
Michel
Once stitched together , can you send them back to StairDesigner for parts manufacturing ?
August 7, 2014
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Hi Kirk,
This option is currently not available in stairdesigner. The only possibility to make a split stair is using a quarter-turn stair with landing. Make another straight flight stair and combine the 2 stairs in SketchUp using the 3ds output. You will have to edit the stringers and align some components to make them fit correctly.
regards
Michel
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