It's Time... ArchiStair 2.0

Fabrizio Diodati · ‎2009-03-31

Dear friends,

in the next two weeks we will start the release of the new ArchiStair 2.0

If you would like to see a quick overview about the new functions introduced by this major update you can look the movies we just upload on our YouTube channel:

Click here to see the ArchiStair movies on YouTube

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Piotr Dobrowolski · ‎2009-03-31

Nice!...
I am looking forward to see the new plug in action!

Best Regards,
Piotr

Anonymous · ‎2009-04-01

Hi Fabrizio
I watched all nine clips on Archistair 2.0
Quite impressive, but was not sure if it could handle something
like the attached image.
Would you clarify that for me?
Basic idea is a winder with inside corner at a 45 degree cut.
This is a common solution to tight areas and winders
to better allow easier path for furniture and to meet
min tread width.
Can you post an example in 3d with
rail and skirt "base" board?
Thanks

Karl Ottenstein · ‎2009-04-01

Excellent videos, Fabrizio, and what looks like a very impressive feature set!!

Cheers,
Karl

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Anonymous · ‎2009-04-01

I have the previous version of ArchiStair and the one feature that I miss is the ability to place balusters where I want them. Typically, I would place a baluster on the first tread, at all corners of a landing and at the last tread.

I would place additional balusters if needed for structural needs.

Don Lee

Fabrizio Diodati · ‎2009-04-01

Hi lec1212,

do you mean something like the attached one?
But you can do the same also using ArchiStair 1.0...

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Fabrizio Diodati · ‎2009-04-01

The Newel positioning is much more flexible than before.
See the attached images.
You can "snap" at the corner of the elements and at the "variation" of slope.
Additional post can be manually inserted also using the gravity to stair function.

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Anonymous · ‎2009-04-01

Thanks for the example Fabrizio.
Very nice so far.

Now assuming I had a wall all along
the inside edge of this stair.
If the stair you show (or any inside
90 degree corner stair) had the
just the nosing, stick past the inside wall
corner, would that create a problem
for your stair add-on?

Fabrizio Diodati · ‎2009-04-01

Sorry lec,

I really don't understand the question (of course it's my fault).
Could you be so kind to post a sketch showing what you mean?

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Karl Ottenstein · ‎2009-04-01

lec1212 wrote:
Now assuming I had a wall all along
the inside edge of this stair.
If the stair you show (or any inside
90 degree corner stair) had the
just the nosing, stick past the inside wall
corner, would that create a problem
for your stair add-on?

The add-on is not 'aware' of any walls. So, you must size the stair in a way to achieve the desired result. If there is a wall adjacent to the inside of the stair, then you should tell Archistair to not generate nosing on that side of the tread. You have complete control.

Edit: Ah. I see your comment in your initial illustration. Yes, if you want the nosing to penetrate a wall for whatever reason, just do it. ArchiStair knows nothing about the walls.

Cheers,
Karl

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