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Section 1
Use one model for stair geometry and stringer output
Stringer layouts are more reliable when they come from the same stair assembly used for planning.
- - Tie stringer generation to rise, run, landings, and stair type choices.
- - Avoid rebuilding stringers manually after every stair geometry change.
- - Preserve revision visibility so the team understands what changed and why.
Section 2
Support more than the simplest stair case
A useful stair stringer workflow should cover common project conditions, not only textbook examples.
- - Generate layouts for straight stairs, landing stairs, and deck-linked stair assemblies.
- - Keep stair-family specific geometry visible in the same project workspace.
- - Use the same base model for railing, tread, and material outputs.
Section 3
Keep stringer outputs tied to current stair logic
Stringer packets should not look valid after the stair geometry changes upstream.
- - Mark stringer-related outputs stale when rise, run, or anchor conditions change.
- - Regenerate from the active saved stair revision.
- - Keep project history available for review and troubleshooting.
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