How do I get rid if this Jog in Stair Railing?

[zowie123]

Hi all,

Been a while..

Any time a stair extends past a wall, the rail jogs, what's the best way to rid this?

I tried extending an invisible wall, but that doesn't work.

Thank you, Barry

 

[javatom]

Pull the stair edge away from the wall just a bit and it will straighten out.

[dshall]

11 hours ago, zowie123 said:

Hi all,

Been a while..

Any time a stair extends past a wall, the rail jogs, what's the best way to rid this?

I tried extending an invisible wall, but that doesn't work.

Thank you, Barry

 

The invisible wall method does not work.  Try putting the wall you extended on its own layer and turn that layer off.

[Joe_Carrick]

This is a problem with automatic handrails that only CA can fix.  I'm relatively sure that I've made that request previously but every suggestion sent to CA helps.

[zowie123]

Hey, thanks guys!   Chief is easy, it's the automation that takes 5000 hours of skill to end-run:)

Cheers!

[johnny]

53 minutes ago, zowie123 said:

Hey, thanks guys!   Chief is easy, it's the automation that takes 5000 hours of skill to end-run:)

Cheers!

 

I approve this message (TM).  The negative effect caused by this could be somewhat mitigated if we could (a) explode all "object" models into shapes/groups and (b) had semi-decent generic modeling tools.

 

 

 

 

[AvoyeDesign]

On 5/23/2017 at 2:42 PM, johnny said:

 

I approve this message (TM).  The negative effect caused by this could be somewhat mitigated if we could (a) explode all "object" models into shapes/groups and (b) had semi-decent generic modeling tools.

 

 

 

 

Or if the automatically generated handrail had edit handles and nodes, like a molding polyine, that we could grab and adjust.  And then the ballusters would follow suit.