Change level of a surface

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A.Bahr
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Change level of a surface

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i cant find how to move a surface a little higher to link two stairs and build a 180 deg. stairs.
i think it's impossible and i just had to add a cubic object and size it as my need. is it right?
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Learn how to Add a Level. I think that will solve uour problem.
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thanks again.
no . i can't define elevation for a surface and i think it's not possible in this version.
if it's possible please tell me how can i do it.
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Solution 1 - You can give all furniture objects any desired elevation.
So, insert a flat box as a halfway floor and give it the desired elevation.
Then, give the second staircase the same elevation as the halfway box.

Solution 2 - If you want to use a floor, do as follows:
- insert a new level;
- give that level an elevation that's half the height of your room;
- on the bottom level insert the first stairs;
- draw a room without a ceiling on the new level;
- staircase two goes on the halfway level and reaches the floor of the next floor.

Success.
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thanks you a lot. it's perfect.
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