alpearchitetto
Guest
probably there is no correspondence between the height of the pedestrians and the one between the two floors. have you tried to verify the property of the scale?
Ciuchin0
Guest
Look, the same scale I made it in a stairwell 10 meters away and gave me no problem. the type of scale is always that, nothing changes, only that in the other I run only 3 simple ramps, in this as you see a little more scale laps.I don't understand why.
the steps are always 24, the scale always the one in cls h. 17,5 peeled 30 cm.. I do not understand exactly.
I copied the other scale (that at 3 ramps) I changed the contours and gave it to me without problems.. a little strange? if you need to send the mmagini to make you understand better.
what I don't understand is what "impossible to create monolithic scales" means. also in the online guide does not explain why.
I mean, why can't he do monolithic scales? I'd like to understand the problem to solve it at the root.
the steps are always 24, the scale always the one in cls h. 17,5 peeled 30 cm.. I do not understand exactly.
I copied the other scale (that at 3 ramps) I changed the contours and gave it to me without problems.. a little strange? if you need to send the mmagini to make you understand better.
what I don't understand is what "impossible to create monolithic scales" means. also in the online guide does not explain why.
I mean, why can't he do monolithic scales? I'd like to understand the problem to solve it at the root.
gfrank
Guest
the monolithic scale is the one that also draws the full "stuttura", while the "non monolithic" ones have the mounts to support the pedestrians/lifts.
In summary, the concrete scale (full) is that of the jewelry, the steel scale is the other type.
normally, the problem highlighted in the error message, comes from the impossibility to connect "monolitically " (?) the ramp with the landing. usually represents it without the thickness of the structure. Just gardare the staircase from below.
to overcome the problem, it is sufficient to interrupt the scale to a panerotto and to take it back with other scale from the same.
to have the effect of the monolithic scale, it is also possible to use the mounts with width (thickness) equal to the semi-width of the scale, also using more central mounts with proportional thickness to equal the width (closed) of the ramp. the landing, however, is not "filled"
In summary, the concrete scale (full) is that of the jewelry, the steel scale is the other type.
normally, the problem highlighted in the error message, comes from the impossibility to connect "monolitically " (?) the ramp with the landing. usually represents it without the thickness of the structure. Just gardare the staircase from below.
to overcome the problem, it is sufficient to interrupt the scale to a panerotto and to take it back with other scale from the same.
to have the effect of the monolithic scale, it is also possible to use the mounts with width (thickness) equal to the semi-width of the scale, also using more central mounts with proportional thickness to equal the width (closed) of the ramp. the landing, however, is not "filled"
Ciuchin0
Guest
Thank you very much for the gfrank explanation. now it is much clearer
frcprogetti
Guest
Ciuchin0
Guest
It's just like you said. They were those little bits at the lap that prevented them. thank you very much!
solved the problem!
solved the problem!