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    Solid railing

    I've got a staicase that goes from the 1st floor along the outside of the house up to the second floor. I need a solid railing along the side of this staircase. I've tried building a railing and moving it up to the side of the staircase, but all I get is a railing along the floor of the first floor but with the rail showing sloping along the staircase correctly. I've tried rebuild walls but still have a gap of about 1.5 metres between a the railing (doesn't follow staircase) and it's rail (which does follow staircase).
    Why is this happening? Any ideas? How can I correct it?

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    Check out page # 328 in the Refrence Manual.pdf that installed on your PC along with V 8 for a discription of how this is done in Chief.

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    I'M WORKING ON V7 - i'VE FOLLOWED THE MANUAL BUT IT STILL WON'T WORK!

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    This was done with solid rails for the upper landing and then I slanted the stair railing using an elevation camera. I then capped the stair railing with a slanted soffit. The method on pp 328 works OK for inside solid stair railings but did not work well on the outside, thus this method seemed to work better.

    HTH

    DJP

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    THANK YOU, THAT SEEMED TO WORK WELL

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    You are very welcome.

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    David Jefferson Potter

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