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Nice work I would have a problem I want to ask of you. I made a stair that goes to the height of 4.25 m, the first 12 steps are straight, then a landing, after the rest of the steps are in a curved configuration. I have some problems with the rails that I place on them. I can't get the right spacing between the post. Please help.

Do you have a video on a Handrail that returns back in a Horizontal arc.

I have completely forgotten about the click-in-the corner option. Thank you for the refresh. Unfortunately, for some still unknown reason, the Division Method is gray and cannot select that option. Any hint as to why?

Thank you.

Great tutorial James !!!

Perfect!

Excellent presentation. Thank you!

How would you do an insulation symbol line?

but my small box to edit ( where you click pencil icon ) wont show up...how make that box show up so i can edit my morph?

Great technique! I t had never occurred to me that I could SEO the elements twice! Thank you!

Thank you James!

Thanks for this, you have made it easier for me to make a customized guard rail

Amazing trick, thank you so much !!

Thank you so much you saved my day

thanks 😊

please we need beam segments for to quantify very detailing Issue for data expression and thanks a lot Greatness for Somalia

How do i draw that 750 extension using the same profile

Thank you so much for this video. It helped a lot. I could build the stair to let's say 98% how I wanted but there is still that 2% detail regarding the editing of winders and adding 1 more rise to the flight. Is there any chance for a guided 1-1 tutoring, I would pay for that of course. The stair tool has been since always something I was always avoiding in Archicad as soon the stair had the U shape or 1 or 2 winders and instead of using the stair tool I preferred to build the stairs with the slab tool. But that's not the point if we have the stair tool which is there to simplify the process of building a 3D stair in Archicad. I will highly appreciate your help.

thank you a lot!

Really helpful thanks for the tips

YOU HAVE SAFED ME

i subscribed 😊

fantastic video,love it ❤️ , keep recording🥌👽😃

Thank you so much...... really helpful

OMG THANK YOU SOCMUCHHHHHH I was like 2 hours searching for this!!!! thank you

Very good tutorial. Thank you James.

Hi thanks for video, but the word ''APPLY'' In my ACHCAD 25 in pale you can't click on it.

AC 26 seems to have broken the colour selection by double clicking used in your video. As soon as I click on a colour, all of the other pens are deselected! Still works in AC25 for me, but not AC26...

Thank you very much for this video !

WHY oh WHY didn't I watch this video 3 years ago

Thank you so much, this is very educational and straight to the point; greatly appreciate

Thank you for the info ! <3

Hi a new followers here, I want more videos about stair tool setup on a 2 storey building in archicad 24 , because I'm confused how to setup doing stair on my project pls help...

how do i remove the decimal point from my dimensions?

Thanks James

Thanks alot sir 🙏clean explanation

very helpful... i forget hot keys... you remind

I love you.. have been looking for this for hours. Other videos try solve this with morphing tools, beams and other weird too complicated things. Very helpful thank you

Thank you!

Incredibly USEFUL! The lesson suits what I just needed. Thanks James!

Thanks for teaching the world

Thanks for teaching the world

You Rock

Hi everyone! My pet palette when I use the morph tool is completely differeng from what I can see here. It does not give me the push pull option. Can anyone help me please?

Thanks a lot. Your tutorial helped save a lot of time while converting 2D AutoCAD typography into 3D ArchiCAD.

Your video is amazing, I learned something new. But unfortunately it doesn't work on my archicad for what I need the most: Change the text of ''zones''. I'm almost thinking it's an archicad 25 BUG.

hi what mac do you use ?

Your just the best thnx

Hi, sir James. How can you make / put a railings to winders stairs? I find it complicated to and I'm still struggling modeling railings with that kind of stairs

With one click, it answered all my questions. Thank you very much.