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How to edit arches. Fast stairs, briges, floors.
By omayli
Magic geometry and amazing game engine. You can create many wonderful architectural details from one line of the wall. Transform the wall into arches, move the points of the curved wall, follow the structure of the geometry. Transform wooden arches and stone arches into stairs, bridges, floors, round windows.
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Wall line - zigzag 
 
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Wall line - zigzag
Create a zigzag from a wall line.
1. Draw a wavy line. The waves of the line create curve points. The points are needed to edit the curve.
2. Drag the points in different directions through one. For example, the first point will move to the left row. The second point will move to the right row. Align the left and right rows of points in an even row. You will get a zigzag.
3. Move the parts of the wall tightly so that there are no holes between the bricks.
4. Draw a path under the wall. An arch will appear
5. Change the height of the wall or the height of the arch.
The design is universal. It can be used to create a bridge.

Experiments with wooden arches. Floors, interiors, architectural forms and wooden stairs - File available for download
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16wfhly678vcyMnzOVH9zqZQX921GJAsj/view?usp=sharing


Draw a wall in a circle. Alternate the points through one, collect in the center.



8 Comments
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omayli  [author] 24 Dec @ 2:30pm 
Thank you for your attention!
OGC 23 Dec @ 12:48pm 
nice
Ninitex 21 Dec @ 5:01pm 
Thank you a lot for this!
omayli  [author] 6 Dec @ 3:38pm 
Experiments with wooden arches. Floors, interiors, architectural forms and wooden stairs - File available for download
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16wfhly678vcyMnzOVH9zqZQX921GJAsj/view?usp=sharing
AcerJade 24 Nov @ 2:12pm 
Amazing!
butter 21 Nov @ 4:33pm 
so cooooooool
omayli  [author] 16 Nov @ 6:36am 
I'm glad my experience helped you. Your comment inspired me to make another lesson.
WeirdSpaghetti 14 Nov @ 9:27am 
That helps a lot!