Stair with 1 tread

Join this community: https://www.skool.com/vectorworks-training/about In this episode, Jonathan delves into the intricacies of the Vectorworks stair tool and explores the challenges users face when trying to design specific types of stairs. Jonathan begins by examining a common issue from the Vectorworks forum where users struggle with modifying stair configurations due to software limitations. Despite efforts to recalculate settings, the software maintains a two-riser minimum to prevent safety hazards, illustrating the importance of understanding tool constraints. Jonathan emphasizes several alternative solutions, exploring different stair types within Vectorworks, including simple, custom, and circular stairs. He demonstrates how these options can offer greater flexibility, allowing for customizations like adjusting landing widths and configuring complex designs for landscaping purposes. Jonathan also guides listeners on how to incorporate these stairs into their workspace, enhancing user design capabilities. Join the community to access exclusive training sessions and master Vectorworks tools with Jonathan's expert guidance. Key Takeaways: * Vectorworks stair tool is hardcoded to use a minimum of two risers for safety reasons. * Custom and circular stairs in Vectorworks offer increased flexibility for unique architectural designs. * Adding different types of stairs to your workspace can expand your design options and capabilities. * Jonathan provides expert guidance for unlocking the full potential of Vectorworks stair features.