Stair to code.
A straight stair between two floors, steps sized by Blondel's rule.
What it does
- Draws a straight stair between two floors
- Works out the risers from the height and your ideal
- Sets the going by Blondel's rule, from the stride
- Four sliders: floor to floor, ideal riser, stride and width
- Opens with a sample start point, ready to try
Not A code check: Blondel's rule only, no landings, rails or headroom.
In the download
- stair-to-code.gh
- read-me.txt
Needs: No plugins
Use it on any job. Do not resell it.
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02 Questions
How do I get the file?
Add it to your cart, then leave your name and WhatsApp number at checkout. I will contact you on WhatsApp within 2 hours to arrange the payment, and send you the files there.
Can I get a refund?
If it does not work, yes: write within 14 days and I fix it, or you get your money back. Look at its page first, though: the pictures and any sliders there are from the definition you download. The refund policy has the rest.
Can I open them up and change them?
Yes. Nothing is locked, and nothing in them runs code of its own.
What can I use them for?
Any job, paid work included. Just do not resell them.
Will it work in my Rhino?
Each script's page says which Rhino it is tested in, and what else it needs.