Does anyone have tips on how to fix this stair behaviour? It performs in a similar way for all stair types unfortunately. The top layer of the landing seems to be misbehaving.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Hello @Martin_Johnson ,
This error was fixed in version 2.12. You can update to the last VisualARQ version here: Update - VisualARQ
Hello @Martin_Johnson,
Which Rhino version are you using? Does it happen when you open a new file? Or only in files which you have created with previous versions?
Its Rhino 7. I have tried to recreate the error in a new file but was unable to. A stair was copied from a previous visuslarq version but the error is happening on all stairs including new styles.
I could reproduce this bug as well.
I use Rhino7 SR14 and VisualARQ 2.12.2 (Non-Official Release)
Hi @Martin_Johnson and @archist97, we have just released a new version of VisualARQ (2.12.3) which fixes this error you reported a few days ago.
You can check here the news of the new version: https://discourse.mcneel.com/t/visualarq-2-version-2-12-3-released/137758
You can download this new version here.
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