Stair
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Hi, i have problem with modelling this stair. Do you have any idea?

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Try this http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=158602#p158602
I know it's based on underlaying an image but you can adapt it to a 2D plan of the stairs too...
You could also look at these http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=160622#p160622
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@tig said:
Try this http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=158602#p158602
I know it's based on underlaying an image but you can adapt it to a 2D plan of the stairs too...
You could also look at these http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=160622#p160622
thx i try it ... correction: my problem is with bottom part, curve surface

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The soffit part is explained in the end section of my stair tutorial skp - copy the treads down select edges move 'up' with alt for auto-folding etc

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@tig said:
The soffit part is explained in the end section of my stair tutorial skp - copy the treads down select edges move 'up' with alt for auto-folding etc

Its work, but soffit has a few faces. Must wait for Curviloft from Fredo (amazing thing). Its what i need

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If you make the top and bottom 'tread' lines into 'curves' with '
weld.rb' [divide the 1 edge into 2 or more pieces first], and also make 'curves' from the two side 'stringers', then you can use myExtrudeEdgesByRails[part of theExtrusion Toolset] - then you'd pick the bottom 'tread' as the 'profile', then the stringers as the two 'rails' and finally the the top 'tread' as the 'melding-profile'... It should form a mesh face to suit... Here's a quick example... -
@tig said:
If you make the top and bottom 'tread' lines into 'curves' with '
weld.rb' [divide the 1 edge into 2 or more pieces first], and also make 'curves' from the two side 'stringers', then you can use myExtrudeEdgesByRails[part of theExtrusion Toolset] - then you'd pick the bottom 'tread' as the 'profile', then the stringers as the two 'rails' and finally the the top 'tread' as the 'melding-profile'... It should form a mesh face to suit... Here's a quick example...[attachment=1:3wyvaxf0]<!-- ia1 -->Capture.PNG<!-- ia1 -->[/attachment:3wyvaxf0]thank you tigger, ill try it

here is sample

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