topic Re: Multi Level Stairs in Modeling

Multi Level Stairs

Anonymous — Thu, 25 May 2023 14:51:25 GMT

How can I create a stair that continues for multiple levels?

Re: Multi Level Stairs

NCornia — Wed, 04 May 2011 19:20:32 GMT

All of the stair objects can be adjusted for height, so you can make them as tall as you want. The only thing is that if the stair is a U or L shaped stair they are only going to retain the 2 runs. Could make for a steep climb.

If you want a u-shaped stair to run multiple stories you will need to place the stair on each story with a landing at each level for one stair to end on and the other to begin.

Download the ArchiCAD Essentials interactive training guide :http://www.graphisoft.com/education/training_guides/

Chapter 4 Make stairs - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Myq4wei673g&feature=related

Chapter 5 Make openings for stairs - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwHmCNVkDmI

You can also make your own stairs using slabs, complex walls and so on.

Re: Multi Level Stairs

Anonymous — Mon, 24 Jul 2017 16:55:44 GMT

We were able to create a stair tower with a series of of stairs that extend vertically through the shaft. While each flight of the stair is a separate object, the inside guard/handrail is a single object the extents the full height of the stair.
(It took a series adjustments to get the tread offsets as desired.)

Regards,

Joe A.
(since 8.0)

Re: Multi Level Stairs

Anonymous — Thu, 17 Jan 2019 17:03:10 GMT

Well.. Revit does.

Re: Multi Level Stairs

Laszlo Nagy — Fri, 18 Jan 2019 22:56:36 GMT

True.
And ARCHICAD's Stair Tool does dozens of things Revit's Stair cannot.

Re: Multi Level Stairs

Anonymous — Wed, 13 Feb 2019 20:25:51 GMT

LaszloNagy wrote:
True.
And ARCHICAD's Stair Tool does dozens of things Revit's Stair cannot.

Such as causing the user to have a mental breakdown..

Re: Multi Level Stairs

Bricklyne Clarence — Fri, 15 Feb 2019 00:00:56 GMT

theotheranony wrote:

LaszloNagy wrote:
True.
And ARCHICAD's Stair Tool does dozens of things Revit's Stair cannot.
Such as causing the user to have a mental breakdown..

Then why not use Revit?

Why use a software that you feel gives you mental breakdowns only to complain about it?
I can't imagine myself over at Revit forums complaining about how difficult and complicated it is to use, when I can just......NOT use it at all and save myself the headaches.

Re: Multi Level Stairs

chrrev — Tue, 05 Nov 2019 01:45:49 GMT

LaszloNagy wrote:
True.
And ARCHICAD's Stair Tool does dozens of things Revit's Stair cannot.

I am facing this problem with the stair tool, it is a real shortcoming and I can see no reason why it could not be fixed.
Typical lower storeys in mixed-use developments have ground floors of anything between 6 to 8m and perhaps 3 or 4 levels above that which necessitate more than 2 flights...
Why on earth can't I just continue the stair past 2 flights is mind boggling...
I am definitely not interested in making comparisons with other softwares, but this is really lousy I have to say. Especially in light of the fact that the first post is dated 2011 and here we are 8 years later.

That does not take away anything from the fact Archicad is a great software, but the whole point of these forums is precisely to try and improve the product. I think it is a very poor approach to dismiss genuine issues with a silly statement that Archicad stair tool can do things Revit can't. We should not get to that level, it is useless.