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Thank you for your reply, which I certainly was not expecting on a Saturday evening!

I tried again, this time creating the staircase in a spare space outside the house, before moving it to the correct position. This time I was able to create stairs with the top stair at 90 degrees to the lower stairs and the upper stairs winding round to meet it. However I couldn't prevent the winding from starting lower down than intended, rather than just the top three stairs.

It will do for now, but I would be interested to hear whether it's possible to define where the geometrical part of the staircase starts.

See this topic for a similar question with answer.

I'm using Visual Building Basic 4.

I want to create a staircase with 3 or 4 winder stairs at the top, so the whole staircase is contained within a rectangular area (rather than being L-shaped). However, no matter how hard I try I can't get VB to create it correctly. If I make it L-shaped, then it is almost right, but the change in angle starts before it reaches the corner newel post.

Is there anything I do to make it work?

Edward L via email