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Changing the Height of a Stair
Use this procedure to change the height of a stair. You can also change the stair height on the Properties palette.
For more information about stair grips, see “ Using Grips to Edit Stairs ” on page 1160.
Changing the height of a stair using grips
1 Select the stair in an isometric view.
2 Select the Height grip, move the grip until the value you want is displayed, and click once.
After selecting a grip, you can also enter a precise value to increase or decrease the height of the stair.
NOTE If you edit the height of a stair with landings, so that a landing would be below the new height, the
landing is not displayed. If you edit the height again, and move it to a location above the previous landing, the
landing is no longer there. To retain the stair path, which includes the landing, use the AecStairFit command to
set Automatic Landings to No.
Changing the Justification of a Stair
Use this procedure to change the justification of an individual stair. The stair remains in the same location, but changes
in the width keep the new justification point constant.
For example, a stair with right justification changes the left edge when the width is changed.
1 Select the stair you want to change, and double-click it.
2 On the Properties palette, expand Basic, and expand General.
3 Select Left, Center, or Right for Justify.
This does not change the location of the stair, but changing this value specifies the point from which
changes to the width are calculated from now on.
Changing the Style of a Stair
Use this procedure to select a different stair style for one or more stairs.
1 Select the stairs to change, and double-click one of them.
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