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constructs for each stair tower, or a single Stairs construct that contains all
stairs for the entire project. If you view the properties of the construct on the
Project Navigator palette, you will note that all levels are checked. This makes
it spanning. To work with this construct, draw a single run of stairs at the
lowest level, and add railings and any slabs needed for landings. Then use the
Stair Tower Generate tool (on the Design Palette - Design Tool Palette Group)
to copy the stairs, railings and slabs (if desired) to the upper levels. For more
information, see Stair Tower Generator on page 2274.
To make the multi-story stair display correctly in view files, use the Medium
Detail Intermediate Level display configuration as an external reference (xref)
display override when referencing the stair into a view. Select the Medium
Detail Intermediate Level display configuration for the intermediate levels,
and the Medium Detail Top Level display configuration for the top level stair
reference. For more information, see Object Display in External References on
page 514
The Stairs construct is referenced in the Floor Plans, Composite Model and
Section View files.
Roof Construct
This construct is intended for the roof of the building. You can create a separate
roof construct for each discrete portion of the roof (lower roofs, wings, towers,
etc.) or you can create all roofs in this file at their appropriate Z-heights relative
to the roof level elevation. Parapets and other roof features can be included
here or in other constructs as appropriate.
The roof construct is referenced in the Roof Plan, Composite Model, Elevation
and Section View files.
Column Grid Construct
This construct is intended for structural column grids and their columns.
Include column grids, columns, column grid bubbles and dimensions in this
file. This file has been included in a Structural folder.
The various column grid constructs are referenced in the Floor Plans,
Composite Model and Section View files.
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