Problem in adding tiles to the project

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Görkem2007

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Hello, we encountered the following problems while making a project with ideCAD Static 6.53. 1) As you can see in the attached project file, we have problems defining the flooring piece to which the ladder will be attached. After adding the columns and beams to the project, we also added the ladder as you can see. In order to define the 3 side recessed and 1 side free-floor slabs that will remain in the south of the staircase, we drew the floor edge from beam to beam with the "floor edge" command. However, when we wanted to add a tile, a strangely shaped tile appeared as you can see in the appendix. To solve this situation, we also tried to draw the slab edge between the beam axes (starting inside the beams), but the result is the same. There was a similar problem before and it was solved by deleting and redrawing the relevant columns/beams and slabs. But this time it didn't work. What should we do in order to enter the tile I mentioned correctly into the program? 2) We want one of the arms of the spiral staircase without landing in the project to be of different length. Is there an easy way to do this? I look forward to your expert opinions on these matters. Best regards. Görkem DEMİRCİOĞLU Civil Engineer Nicosia - KKTC Note: When we change the size of the program window while working, the capture toolbar disappears from time to time. To find it, it is necessary to close and reopen the toolbar from the right-click menu. For your information.
 
Hello, 1- In the project, the slab edge does not divide the K15 and K34 beams. In the geometry control, it gives a warning about the K5 beam. In order not to encounter such situations, the floor edge should be connected to the beams from the edge where it is defined. For example, in the project, beams K15 and K34 are defined at the bottom. It is appropriate to pay attention to this when connecting the slab edge to the beams. 2-In order to extend the stair column, the stair deformation command in the stair assistant toolbar can be used. Good work
 
Hello, with the ladder deformation command in the ladder toolbar, you can extend the arm length by pulling on the corner point of the ladder you want. Then the number of unbalanced steps at the beginning and the end in the ladder settings, the number of steps, etc. You can balance it with parameters. If you are going to create the ladder by drawing a contour, you can draw it from the beginning in the contour you want. The reason for not forming a slab is because advanced capture is active on your work screen, points such as the corner of the stairs, the axis intersection in the beam are captured instead of the nodal point of the beam on the right. If you turn off advanced capture and draw, the tile will be created.
 
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