How to make this stair?
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ā2008-07-20
05:38 PM
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04:57 PM
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Rubia Torres
ā2008-07-20
05:38 PM
I read the "help documents' and it says when making a customize stair i need to use 'create stairs using selection' button, but i couldn't figure out how that works.
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ā2008-07-20 08:48 PM
ā2008-07-20
08:48 PM
Are you sure you want to make the stair you have drawn? Is this stair as drawn even legal in Australia? Could you draw in 2D lines what you want to create if different than this and it would be easier to give you help.
Cheers,
Cheers,
Gerald Hoffman
āThe simplification of anything is always sensationalā GKC
Archicad 4.55 - 27-6000 USA
2019 MacBook Pro-macOS 15.0 (64GB w/ AMD Radeon Pro 5600M GPU)
āThe simplification of anything is always sensationalā GKC
Archicad 4.55 - 27-6000 USA
2019 MacBook Pro-macOS 15.0 (64GB w/ AMD Radeon Pro 5600M GPU)
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ā2008-07-20 10:15 PM
ā2008-07-20
10:15 PM
I am afraid such a stair would send people directly to hospital.
Do you really want this?
If it is an existing stair (renovation), please tell us.
In such case, the problem is different.
Do you really want this?
If it is an existing stair (renovation), please tell us.
In such case, the problem is different.

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ā2008-07-20 10:17 PM
ā2008-07-20
10:17 PM
A wacked-out stair like this will defy almost any stairmaking tool.
Even in Australia where they walk on the ceiling.
You'll need to be satisfied with a series of slabs... use tilted beams for handrails.
Even in Australia where they walk on the ceiling.
You'll need to be satisfied with a series of slabs... use tilted beams for handrails.
Dwight Atkinson

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ā2008-07-20 10:56 PM
ā2008-07-20
10:56 PM
Congratulations Dwight. The big 5000 posts
You are obviously a very helpful guy.
You are obviously a very helpful guy.

Gerald Hoffman
āThe simplification of anything is always sensationalā GKC
Archicad 4.55 - 27-6000 USA
2019 MacBook Pro-macOS 15.0 (64GB w/ AMD Radeon Pro 5600M GPU)
āThe simplification of anything is always sensationalā GKC
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2019 MacBook Pro-macOS 15.0 (64GB w/ AMD Radeon Pro 5600M GPU)
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ā2008-07-21 08:28 AM
ā2008-07-21
08:28 AM
i think i should draw it a bit clear, sorry guys.
PS: i am a hight schoool studnet, just using archicad to do a major project for my high school certificate, therefore i have no knowledge of wheather this stair is legal in australia or not.
PS: i am a hight schoool studnet, just using archicad to do a major project for my high school certificate, therefore i have no knowledge of wheather this stair is legal in australia or not.
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ā2008-07-21 04:35 PM
ā2008-07-21
04:35 PM
You could make it this way or as Dwight suggested.
Try to stick to orthogonal for treads or people will break their legs!
Try to stick to orthogonal for treads or people will break their legs!