A BIM Professional’s Guide to Learning Archicad by Stefan Boeykens & Ruben Van de Walle

Author:Stefan Boeykens & Ruben Van de Walle
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Packt
Published: 2023-11-15T00:00:00+00:00

Modeling multiple stacked stairs

In a stairwell, you often have multiple repeated stairs stacked one above the other. As a single stair is not intended to move across stories, you are advised to work with copied and adjusted stairs, each passing from their Home story to the story above. Via the multi-story display, you can control how they appear in a floor plan.

Figure 9.12 – Controlling the display of stair flights above and below the break mark

There are three common situations:

When a stair has no stair underneath, the part above the break mark is shown with a hidden line type (dashed) – With Break Mark: Visible - Hidden

When a stair is placed above another stair (on the story below), you hide the part above the break mark for the first stair and set the stair on the story below to only display the part above the break mark – Above Break Mark: Visible

When there is only the stair from the story below, it is displayed with no break mark at all – No Break Mark: Visible

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