Hello
I have to make a ramp (handrail) with a profile including several angles on several planes.
I'm tearing my hair out!!! :$
Help please :)
From a 3D sketch? Do you have a visual of what you want to achieve?
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Hello
Could you give us a screen print or a sketch of what you would like to have????
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the easiest if you can view it from above
you create a sketch on the axis of your ramp profile
The easiest thing for me is to create a surface that takes up all the height of your staircase
then via this surface you have your x plane defined
All you have to do is create sketches on this surface and trace the slope of your handrail
so depending on the type of staircase
Example 2/4 turning
so your surface profile is 1 U
and you have 3 sketches that follow the slope of your staircase with offset
after you create a 3D sketch via convert the entities you select the 3 sketch lines of the 3 vertical planes
then you create the (curves/radius) and adjust to each angle
you end up with the axis of your ramp
So you create your handrail profile via a sketch create
perpendicular to your handrail axis line
and do your sweeping / smoothing
and it's over
@+ ;-)
Of course, I don't have a sketch of what I want, a simple rough freehand shot.
It is an access railing to a camping swimming pool.
There is an open angle on a first axis, then 105° on another axis, a length broken by an angle of 106°...
Hard to explain.
I know that I have to create several sketches, on several planes, but then to make my profile extrusion follow a trajectory, I don't know how to do it.
I'll try to follow what I understood from the GT22 indications;)
When I have this kind of work to do, I start by creating a volume representing my masonry.
Then I make a 3D sketch on a plan. Finally, I use the welded construction module.
You will find an example in the attachments
garde_corps_rampe_acces_2.sldprt
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