Stair Clipping coming through walls

[Tim Norman-Prahm]

Dear All

 

Does anyone know how to stop this happening! I am a fledgling VW BIM learner 

I have noticed that top and bottom of the stair has a weird clip / cut fill that comes through all layers. It does not show in the camera mode - just in clip cube - so If I want to export a view it shows through. 

 

Any solutions approaches appreciated! 

 

T

 

 

Edited November 21, 2019 by Tim Norman-Prahm
Improved spelling

[drelARCH]

Same here. I just have upgraded VW 2020 to SP2 and still present...☹️

It has to do with upper and lower connection detail...

My earlier post here:

 

Is this is a known bug? When it will be fixed?

[Tim Norman-Prahm]

As I noted on the other thread - I agree it is 100% related to the stair connection. If you adjust it to not interact at all with the slab it seems to go away. but not always! 

 

Any thoughts from VW teamed community welcome

 

[Jim Smith]

Get out now! It's a trap!

 

The lesson I have learnt the hard way over these many years is the tool in its many iterations is a time sink so I model my own stairs.

 

[Tim Norman-Prahm]

Interesting idea 

How do you approach it - is it all free form solid elements? Does this integrate okay in your 2D drawings too. woudl be interested to also see an example. 

 

T

 

 

 

14 minutes ago, Jim Smith said:

Get out now! It's a trap!

 

The lesson I have learnt the hard way over these many years is the tool in its many iterations is a time sink so I model my own stairs.

 

 

 

[Jim Smith]

@Tim Norman-Prahm Generally we work with a very basic 2D stair in plan in SD & DD, just a series of rectangles on a Layer called "Vert Trans Main". This is a Hybrid 2D/3D Symbol and is used to lock in the space and as the layout develops the stair may morph as required, but we've not spent very much time on all the gadgets in the stair tool only to move it, alter it, make mental gymnastic kung fu moves.   As the stair starts to get "locked in" we build a 3D model stair, in a 3D stair class to control the visibility. 3D model starts kinda blocky then gets more refined as required. As we get closer to permit drawings I take a deep dive into classes in 2D to get the look I want on a plan. The 3D model allows me to cut the sections for construction details.