2006-11-29 05:15 PM - last edited on 2023-05-23 03:23 PM by Rubia Torres
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2006-12-02 03:37 AM
Fabrizio wrote:Yes, Fabrizio - sort of. It has to sit outside the handrails, and has to be much taller.
Wendy,
do you mean something like this (look at the attached image)?
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Fabrizio
2006-12-02 03:40 AM
Fabrizio wrote:I tried, those, and they are getting towards the height question - but the panel has to extend *upwards* from the stair, and has to slope with the stair on both the top and the bottom.
... or like this?
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Fabrizio
2006-12-02 03:45 AM
François wrote:Thanks, Francois, but how would the roof tool work? This is, after all, a helical object, and it seems like trimming to a roof would chop off everything that was above that level, which I don't want. And I have to create the helix somehow, with a vertical flat plane.
Hi Wendy,
you have two options here, either use the roof tool or the "curved ramp" object located in the structural elements folder of the library. Both options would work equally.
Hope this helps.
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François
2006-12-02 09:27 AM
krokoO wrote:Yes, this is the perfect solution for the problem.
answering the original question:
what about solid element operations & substraction with upwards extrusion?