How to create a ramp in 21

[Roopa A]

Barry wrote:
I would check to see what renovation filter is active in 3D to see if it different to the plan.
Also check your layers showing are the same.
Or check your 3D filter options as stairs may be turned off there.

Barry.

How to create ramp in ac 21

[Barry Kelly]

Roopa A,
When replying to a post please try to keep it relating to the same subject.
If asking a completely different question please start a new post.

I have split this post off from the one you replied to.

Ramps in 21 are done the same as they were in previous versions.
Either objects, roofs, meshes, morphs, etc., with the exception that the old stair tool no longer exists so you can't set a ramp up in that way.

The new stair tool does not do ramps unfortunately.

Barry.

[Laszlo Nagy]

The Stair Tool does not do Ramps per se, but there is a way to achieve Ramps using the Stair Tool. Here is how:

http://archicad-talk.graphisoft.com/viewtopic.php?p=268244#268244

[Anonymous]

i am using archicad 22 , and i cant find a way to make proper ramp...!! please help

[Eduardo Rolon]

gaurav0220
Not enough information to help.

[Hmooslechner]

A GDL-Solution - a very "free" object: (Austrian german..)

https://bimcomponents.com/GSM/Details/23012

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8a9zTB4r4Fc

https://www.dropbox.com/s/aqzbc1xmg5gwck8/street%20rising%20steadily.pln?dl=0

made in AC21EduAut:

[Anonymous]

I'm using Archicad 23 Student Version. I created a curved Ramp using Complex Profile tool with Wall and then elevating it using the Morph tool after converting it to a Morph object. But now, this Ramp is now not visible in my Floor Plan. Any solutions?

[Barry Kelly]

Purva wrote:
But now, this Ramp is now not visible in my Floor Plan. Any solutions?

Check the Floor Plan Display settings of the morph.
Is it set to show on the storey you are looking at in plan?
If it is set to 'Projected' then it may be placed higher than you Floor Plan Cut Plane height and therefore will not be seen in plan - Try setting it as 'Projected with Overhead'.

Barry.