How do i show the basement stairs on main floor drawing?
Posted 05 February 2024 - 01:36 PM
Right click the basement stairs and select COPY TO CLIPBOARD. Go to the main floor drawing and at the top select EDIT > PASTE FROM SOFTPLAN CLIPBOARD > HOLD POSITION. To prevent the new stairs from showing up in the 3d model, right click the newly created stairs then EDIT > select the COMMON tab > and uncheck EXTRACT IN MODEL.
Posted 05 February 2024 - 01:47 PM
New to 24. Good video on it. You can only show the stairs either on the floor below or floor above, but not both. Also, I found that if I stack my model with the site plan between the main floor and foundation, the stairs show on the site plan (floor below) and not the foundation. Hopefully I can change a setting for that. Now I just place my site plan at the bottom of the stack.
Posted 05 February 2024 - 03:45 PM
A nice feature for 2024. Only works on drawings in the model stack though. So, when doing remodel projects, if you like a separate set of drawings for the as-built structure and another for the proposed it will only work for the drawings in the model stack. I cannot get building options to work well enough for me (yet) to be comfortable with an as-built model being the same as the proposed. It is probably a user limitation as I have not spent enough time dialing in all the settings and methodology for building options.
You could also use overlay in 2024 and crop to just the stairs if needed.
Mark Petri
Petri Building and Design
Posted 08 February 2024 - 06:28 PM
Right Click on Stair > select Show on Floor Above
I use softplan + but don't see that. Which tab is it under?
It's on the window that opens when you right click on the stairs... about 2/3 down.
Posted 09 February 2024 - 11:43 AM
I experienced interesting behavior in one model where we are cutting a stair into an odd spot where walls don't exactly line up between floors. When I do an overlay I can see where the stairs sit on the floor below. But, when I check to show stairs on floor below they move over to the closest wall (which is incorrect) on that lower floor. It is not accurate. I have not messed with different settings to see if that behavior might change, but thought it was odd.
Mark Petri
Petri Building and Design
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