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Curved Staircase

I am new to Sweet Home 3D but have found it very user friendly. However I get stuck from time to time, on details. How can I add a curved staircase to the plan? I don't mean spiral stairs.

thanks for help.
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Re: Curved Staircase

For a curved staircase you need to include a library (because the model itself does not support the correct cutout (and it is not yet automated).

I put my own test-staircase on the SF SweetHome models forum:
Curved staircase

Which, as I mentioned, you need to import as a FurnitureLibrary.

Note that the staircase is a rough draft, but you can change colours and size. But as it was made specifically for one building, the proportions may not be ideal. I will probably update the model later.

Ola-Kristian

PS - although it is called Circular, it is actually a 180 deg curve.
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Re: Curved Staircase

Thanks so much. I will certainly check this out. The staircase I am looking for is semicircular. If I cannot find what I need from furniture library, or the one you have which is 180 degrees, could I create one of my own and import? How could I do that?
Once again, thanks for your help.
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Re: Curved Staircase

I just realized I put semicircular where as I meant quart of a circle. How could I access quarter round walls and quarter round staircase? I see that one can do half circle wall in Sweet Home 3D.

How could I access shapes like circle, oval, triangle, etc, or access special symbols used to show plumbing, etc?
thanks for the help!
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Re: Curved Staircase

Like this ?
You can use Sketchup to take away the wall behind it.
Note that textures don't apply correctly to parts of this design.

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Re: Curved Staircase

I just realized I put semicircular where as I meant quart of a circle. How could I access quarter round walls and quarter round staircase? I see that one can do half circle wall in Sweet Home 3D.
An arched wall you create by drawing a straight wall between two points, add Arc extent (lower right corner under Modify Walls, adjust positive/negative values until it fits).

Curved staircases (objects with special cutouts in floors / walls) imported from other sources may need some extra work in the FurnitureLibraryEditor to work the way you want.

The link below takes you to a couple of test models that should work (I included a 90deg curved staircase with various cutouts and walls). Copy and paste the staircase into your own model and change size, textures etc.

SourceForge post, test cutouts

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