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There is a workaround I know of but also settlements expanded might have a modded stair plop but not sure.
The workaround is to use the short stairs, just connect the short stair and then place a foundation right below it, kind of hard to explain but do you understand? There is a video of it if you need to
in my FO4 game, one of my settlements.. I think oberland station, has crazy flooring and many stories and beds and workstations and stuff all suspended by a single set of stairs. I usually leap off or fast travel away, but there is a bit of a traffic jam when bedtime rolls around.
In dwarf fortress, I have created elaborate stone castles (or really, reverse pyramids) in the sky, all supported by a single support that often started out as a wall for a crossbow dwarf to walk on top of, along fortifications, but then I built a level up and it snowballed upwards into the sky from there.
The physics for ragdoll performance in FO4 is great, but for building design it seems to take a page from dwarvian physics; as do the body parts flying in an arc in that game, too... (only to be stopped by a tree or kitten or something)