defining the swivel arm on the ladder with the route

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Good work everyone, I want to draw a staircase such as multi-arm/two-arm/without landing/partially spiral staircase/stairs35 with route command, how can I do arm 2 (turn part) in stair35 with route command? The area was created with the route, the exit line was determined by the slanting route, but when I create the staircase, it only defines it as a landing.
 
Hello, you can create Merdiven35 as in the sample project. In the project, there are stair areas created with the route command and converted into stairs. Good work
 
Hello, I'm also trying to create this ladder type with the route command, but I'm having trouble converting it to a ladder after defining the exit line. Can you write more clearly the steps in order? Thanks, good work.
 
"Sema Altuntepe":1geqef8x" said:
Hi, I'm also trying to create this ladder type with the route command, but I'm having trouble converting it to a ladder after defining the output line. Can you write the steps more clearly in order? quote] Hello You can find videos about creating stairs from the links
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What kind of staircase do you want to create? If you add a drawing, we can help more.. In ideCAD 7 Static version, the drawings of spiral staircases are not created automatically.
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"Sema Altuntepe":1i8tqslz" said:
Hi, I'm also trying to create this ladder type with the route command, but I'm having trouble converting it to a ladder after defining the output line. Can you write the steps more clearly in order? Thanks, good work..[/ quote] Hello, In the relevant staircase, area number 1 was created with the route command. The exit line of area number 1 was drawn in the direction of the arrow. The ladder was converted into a ladder with the Create new ladder command in the auxiliary toolbar. Then, respectively, 2,3,4 Areas and 5 were created with the route command. The exit lines were drawn in the direction of the arrow. It was added to the stair created with the Add Ladder Area command in the stair assistant toolbar. Good work
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Good day, I did not have any problems in creating the 2-arm spiral staircase, which is given as an idecad model in the appendix. However, I am having trouble creating the reinforced concrete calculation axles. The straight sections are relatively easy, but once you select the area, the staircase scans the entire area as it is a whole. How can I create a rotating reinforced concrete axle for step reinforcements in the rotating part? Thanks in advance for your help. Being able to follow and reply to such a frequently used forum so well and quickly is as important as the proficiency of the program. Thank you on behalf of all users for your helpful help and quick answers :) Yağmur Can KOÇAK
 
"yagmurcankocak":87ufvvxa" said:
I didn't have any problem creating the 2-arm spiral staircase given as the attached idecad model. However, I'm having trouble creating the reinforced concrete calculation axles. The straight parts are relatively easy, but when you choose the area, the staircase is a whole, so the whole area How can I create a rotating reinforced concrete axle for step reinforcements in the rotating part?
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Hello, the reinforcement drawings of the revolving arm stairs are not made automatically. Good work.
 
I'm designing a two-armed staircase, the landing will be revolving, but I tried to make it with a route in 4 stages, the second part turns out to be rotary, but the rotating part in 3 parts does not directly define the landing, why the ladder feature is not active
 
What should we do if parts 2 and 4 of this example ladder are rotational? Although we couldn't manage the vertical one of the corner point, but :)
 
yes thanks where am i doing wrong? My other question is how will we determine the route if the part with the guardrails is rotational?
 
I don't know where you went wrong. However, when you create the stair areas and exit directions with the route command as in the example, the stair is formed correctly. If the guardrails are rotational, the curved and spline route commands in the route assistant toolbar can be used.
 
thank you. It's like we learned to draw stairs :) The point where I made a mistake was I was creating the stair areas one by one, but I was drawing the intersecting lines once, not twice. It recognized FIELD1 but none of the other fields did not recognize it because it did not form a closed frame on its own.
 
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