02-06-2016 05:45
02-06-2016 05:45
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02-06-2016 05:53
02-06-2016 05:53
Hi @angelmutt. For a floor to count, the change in elevation must be about 10 feet or more; and the ascent must be uninterrupted. In our house for example, even though the height threshold is met, a floor will not always register because we have a two-tier staircase. Unless I make the turn without any pause with rather with a smooth continuous flow of movements, the floor might not register. I don't have to go fast, I just have to avoid pausing. Hope this helps. Cheers!
TW
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02-06-2016 05:53
02-06-2016 05:53
Hi @angelmutt. For a floor to count, the change in elevation must be about 10 feet or more; and the ascent must be uninterrupted. In our house for example, even though the height threshold is met, a floor will not always register because we have a two-tier staircase. Unless I make the turn without any pause with rather with a smooth continuous flow of movements, the floor might not register. I don't have to go fast, I just have to avoid pausing. Hope this helps. Cheers!
TW
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(If this tip solved the problem for you, please mark this post solved, as it will be helpful to other users experiencing similar issues.)