I get the error "The system cannot be resolved, check the geometry"

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eyyupsakar1

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I just started idecad. I drew a simple 3-storey villa project, but when analyzing, I get the error "the system cannot be resolved, check the geometry" Everything looks flawless in the geometry check. As an error, it points to a nodal point on the stairwell. I am uploading the project and the image. Can you help me?
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Re: I Can't Analyze. When you delete the ladder, there is no problem. I think there's something wrong with that last floor staircase.
 
Re: I Can't Analyze.
"sonsamuray":3cgudb3u" said:
Deleting the ladder is fine. I guess there is a problem with that last floor ladder.
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thank you for your effort first. It kept giving an error even though I did it again. I don't know because I'm new to the program, but can it be done by deleting the ladder and analyzing it? Wouldn't this have an effect on the analysis of the whole building statics and after deleting there will be a ladder there as a result. Can you give some details about his report, analysis, plans, etc.? .
 
Re: I Can't Analyze.
"eyyupsakar1":3a4u2xf1" said:
I just started idecad. I drew a simple 3-storey villa project, but when analyzing, I get the error "The system cannot be resolved, check the geometry". Everything looks flawless. As an error, it points to a node on the stairwell. I'm uploading the project and the image. Can you help?
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Your stair arms do not connect to the intermediate landing. step numbers should be between 9-16) You can view the training videos linked below to create stairs and determine support conditions.
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Stair support determination of the conditions
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Notes: -Staircase support conditions" However, if the solution is arranged according to the "supporting conditions" and is connected to the floors, the solution should be made according to the semi-rigid diaphragm method. Since the lower edge of the staircase in the basement is not connected to the foundation, only the lower edge can be arranged as a fixed support.
"unver":3a4u2xf1" said:
Hello I have corrected the project as an example for you Ünver ÖZCAN
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Hello Mr. Ünver, In the project you added, the stair arms do not connect to the intermediate landing. Good work.
 
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