Solve the Ultimate Revit Stairs Challenge with 6 Different Stair TYPE
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Welcome to the ultimate Stairs tutorial for Revit 2024!
In this comprehensive tutorial, we will dive deep into the world of stairs, exploring six different models and discussing each part individually. ✨
We'll kick things off by laying a solid foundation with the Straight Stair. Discover the simple rules behind actual and desired riser numbers, and explore the benefits of utilizing boundary, riser, and stair path in Sketch Stair. This approach proves incredibly beneficial when working on projects, ensuring smoother workflows and better outcomes. 📐
Next up, we'll tackle one of the most common types of stairs, where we'll employ special techniques to model it with finesse.
Add exciting details like treads, nosing, and risers, taking your stair design to the next level. 🏗️
From there, we'll venture into the fascinating realm of U-shaped stairs. Gain valuable insights as we explore the depths of structural changes and embellish them with intricate details. Learn how to effortlessly change materials for different parts of the stairs, elevating your design possibilities. 💡
Ready for a precision challenge? We'll guide you step-by-step through modelling an L-shaped stair, solving any errors and warnings encountered along the way. By the end, you'll transform this stair into a creative masterpiece that enhances any interior. 🎨🖌️
As our journey progresses, we'll encounter more complex plans, but fear not! Armed with the knowledge gained and an unwavering understanding of the rules, we'll seamlessly create an elegant Elipse-shaped stair. 🔮
Unlock valuable tips and tricks that simplify the modelling process and ensure precision every step of the way.
Finally, we'll unveil the art of modelling a Spiral or Round stair, which we'll convert into an Industrial Stair.
With the addition of strong stringers and supports, you'll witness the transformation of a functional element into a jaw-dropping architectural feature. Marvellously merge form and function! ⚙️
But wait, there's more! At the end of this tutorial, we have a thrilling challenge for you. Test your newfound skills and problem-solving abilities with our ultimate Revit 2024 Stairs test. We're confident you'll rise to the occasion! 📝🔑
Join us on this enthralling journey through stair design in Revit 2024. From the basics to advanced techniques, we've got all the steps covered, and we can't wait to see the incredible designs you create.
Ready to embark on this architectural adventure? Let us know your thoughts and enjoy the ride! 🎢❤️
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Thank you!! You're a lifesaver!
Glad it helped!
Thank you for this. Very well-explained. Hope you keep making videos like this 🙂
You're welcome. Thanks for sharing your thought.
hi, when i click tick it says "can't make stairs", what should i do?
If you could explain more, I would be able to help better, but just before connecting boundary lines or risers, make sure they are properly aligned and secured.
Stairs are easy we can do a lot of fun with them and do it directly or use a model in place. Thankyou.
Happy You liked it.
Nice presentation....Very Helpful tutorial...thank you so much.
You are most welcome. Glad it was helpful.
You’re inspiring.🥲🥲
I appreciate that
That was very useful thank you so much 👍
Glad to hear that!
Awesome tutorial, Thank You!😊
Glad it was helpful!
really perfect!
Glad you like it.
Could you also share how to create a 3 flight stair? Thank you.
Good Idea! Sure.
Thank you so much
You're most welcome
Thanks, you help a lot.
Glad to hear that!
When i place my risers the number doesn't count down as if they are all on the same level. Also i cant do the thing where you just click on the first riser and it makes another an equal distance even with my offset as the distance i want. Any suggestions for help?
For the first part of your question, the automatic countdown will not appear in Sketch mode. If you create a stair with the "Straight" option, you can see it.
About the offset, it could be tricky. You need to make sure that it is set to "Pick Line" mode, "Riser" is active, and the offset has a defined value. Often, it switches to boundary, and you need to re-select and set them again.
Also, you can test working with the offset and pick line by using a model or detail line to ensure proper functioning.
I hope this is helpful!
Better the steps to have numbers without fraction. For ex, 15cm and 30cm
Good point. Thanks for sharing it 🌼
Very nice 👌
Thank you!
What about stair riser numbering for sketch based stairs?
It is the same with other types. In Annotate tab and under Tag section, you can find "Tread Number"
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