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I just finished trying that on my project , it looks so beautiful compared to the normal stair + ramp I made before. Thank you sir, my project is on a topography and you're helping me a lot.
Maybe a late comment if anyone is still watching this. Use "horizontal" (left to right) slope lines only. And stretch the stairs a bit wider, elements will overlap this way
What do you do in order for the floor to create like a ramp with variable thickness? mine just create like a slab with just one thickness that is the one of the floor (150mm)
Wait but how can we make it right then? I could figure out how to make this, i made a pool(complicated one) using the same method which left a lot of bad details, so how can it be well done? only with massing i guess?
Dear sir when i save my revit file its creat copy 1 copy 2 like this why not save in one file. How i can add. New coordinate in revit by typing as in autocad. Examples : i have some coordinate and need to put in file how i do this. Please suggest me.
Hi I have stair with two runs and I want to make first one with riser's height 17 cm and the other 15 cm but after finishing it the revit makes both runs with 17 cm First run is 204 cm height means 12 riser 17cm Second run 150cm 10 riser 15 cm Thanks
i like how the projects are always straight forward. But now i am in masters, the site is anything but. I am trying to combine several tutorials of yours but they dont always work together. In this insatnce....how do you get the ramps to merge seemlesly with the stair? Well, to answer that for everyone else tryng to do that....create a void to cut the stair or ramp... it was fiddly as fuck, but it was all i could do if there are better suggestions...please add
I like the way you did but honestly, it lacks of some geometry correctness when prepare those lines...and that causes the ramp looks so "saw" looking, not like the image you showed in front of the video. I also did a ramp/stair combination before and I believe the stair length and landing location could be adjusted a bit so that it "immerse" into ramp nicely. The result could be much smoother looking. Otherwise, a void cut stairs could have better-looking result IMO...
Uma solução assim é uma fábrica de acidentes. Apesar de ser física e esteticamente possível, na prática torna-se uma armadilha. Princípio básico de construção civil: se a solução em escada resultar em algo com menos do que sete degraus, faça uma rampa. E sempre com corrimão. Desníveis pequenos não são automaticamente percebidos por nosso cérebro e resultam em acidentes. Para crianças e idosos isto é muito mais verdadeiro. Para bons arquitetos sempre há boas soluções. E obras depois de realizadas, por experiência própria, não podem mais ser desfeitas porque este poder já não é mais nosso
Man, I just love your tutorials. "Nothing is too hard, it's all basically piss easy, just crack on with it".... Love it. Keep up the great work.
Oh ..... Me an Architect since 6yrs from Mizoram... Thanks alot... Keep up the good WORKS...👍
One of the best options for multiple works. Thanks, Balkan for sharing such a nice video.
I just finished trying that on my project , it looks so beautiful compared to the normal stair + ramp I made before. Thank you sir, my project is on a topography and you're helping me a lot.
love all your videos!
That’s a very creative approach to stairs and ramps.
Not really it came up in the 60's
Smooth as always my boy. Thank you for all your videos.
Thank you for sharing this! Pretty useful!
You could also use "pick lines" to trace your annotation lines when creating the stairs and the sloped floor. Saves a lot of time. 👌👍
So simple, so impressed.
I LOVE YOU! thanks for sharing all of this!!!
Thank you
Amazing! You are very good.
Thank you so much brooo 😍🖤😘
Really helpful. Thanks a lot. I really appreciate that.
Thanx
Great work sir...thank u
tnx
Awesome! Thank you very much.
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Great as usual
Thanks
thanks it`s very helpful
Thank you man
Maybe a late comment if anyone is still watching this. Use "horizontal" (left to right) slope lines only. And stretch the stairs a bit wider, elements will overlap this way
Thank you so much! Model is incorrect with his slope arrow
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When creating the middle stairwell path, I can figure it out the right direction
Awesome buddy..
Plz upload videos on different models of interior design and elevation of buildings.
Good job. Well'done
Great video
Very nice. Great
wow, awesome.
Helpfull... Thanks
CAN YOU SHARE THE REVIT LINK OF THIS FILE COZ I AM NOT ABLE TO SKETCH AS IT SAYS INVAID SKETCH
Great. Thanks
Thank alot
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What do you do in order for the floor to create like a ramp with variable thickness? mine just create like a slab with just one thickness that is the one of the floor (150mm)
Wait but how can we make it right then? I could figure out how to make this, i made a pool(complicated one) using the same method which left a lot of bad details, so how can it be well done? only with massing i guess?
Dear sir when i save my revit file its creat copy 1 copy 2 like this why not save in one file.
How i can add. New coordinate in revit by typing as in autocad.
Examples : i have some coordinate and need to put in file how i do this. Please suggest me.
I suggest you tu create the slope arrow (for the ramp) not inclined because the ramp will be created not correctly straight
Ah yeah youre right. i never noticed his mistake
only one thing where are the hand rails for the ramp which is required by ADA
Excellent sir.. can I get some architecture theory’s from you..??
Result is a little bit raw but thanks for the idea it opens a lot of perspectives
THANKS . HOW CAN I Make an arc window on a circular wall in the rivet
And made a frame for it and make the frame or the window adapt to the dimension
Hi
I have stair with two runs and I want to make first one with riser's height 17 cm and the other 15 cm but after finishing it the revit makes both runs with 17 cm
First run is 204 cm height means 12 riser 17cm
Second run 150cm 10 riser 15 cm
Thanks
i like how the projects are always straight forward. But now i am in masters, the site is anything but.
I am trying to combine several tutorials of yours but they dont always work together.
In this insatnce....how do you get the ramps to merge seemlesly with the stair?
Well, to answer that for everyone else tryng to do that....create a void to cut the stair or ramp... it was fiddly as fuck, but it was all i could do
if there are better suggestions...please add
Pls suggest me the book for online Revit structure test
I like the way you did but honestly, it lacks of some geometry correctness when prepare those lines...and that causes the ramp looks so "saw" looking, not like the image you showed in front of the video. I also did a ramp/stair combination before and I believe the stair length and landing location could be adjusted a bit so that it "immerse" into ramp nicely. The result could be much smoother looking.
Otherwise, a void cut stairs could have better-looking result IMO...
Why is it that i can not close? It says invalid sketch cant create run by this sketch....😞😞😞😞
Yeahh exelent
THANX
Only a fucking architect would think a stramp is a good solution for accessibility.
hi when i add the riser, i just can addd one riser. can you help me ?
i think u add boundary at top 5:02 (there is no green line), if u remove this boundary then u add more riser
mashalla nice
That's the Transfagarasan of wheelchair racers
Uma solução assim é uma fábrica de acidentes. Apesar de ser física e esteticamente possível, na prática torna-se uma armadilha.
Princípio básico de construção civil: se a solução em escada resultar em algo com menos do que sete degraus, faça uma rampa. E sempre com corrimão. Desníveis pequenos não são automaticamente percebidos por nosso cérebro e resultam em acidentes. Para crianças e idosos isto é muito mais verdadeiro.
Para bons arquitetos sempre há boas soluções. E obras depois de realizadas, por experiência própria, não podem mais ser desfeitas porque este poder já não é mais nosso
The finished stair doesn‘t work though. Nice modelling though.
It is cool but the video resolution wasn't that good though, I wish you could do some adjustments on it please . Thank you !!
creator
i think i could have done this faster in sketchup
what? thats not even close!
In the real world this would be a trap to older people. Do not build this way.
Wow. That looks really bad.