Rhino Grasshopper: Stair Generating Tutorial (Part 1)

This is the first video in a series that covers multiple ways of creating parametric stairs in grasshopper. Enjoy!

[babysushi]

Your videos are so clear and easy to understand! I wanted to use parametric stairs for my project, and it really helped! Thank you

[ShaneInHDProductionsOfficialYT]

One of the best Rhino Grasshopper I have seen so far on youtube. Keep making content and I hope to see you at a million subscribers one day! God Bless

[netti]

thank you thank you!!! This clarifies the usefulness of clusters so well! Much appreciated

[frankiesmith-morris]

Really great stuff thank you! As a new grasshopper user I really appreciate how clear and to the point all your videos are. Would there be a way to include rests/breaks in the stairs? As in a larger landing once in every certain number of steps apart.

[grayshadow]

that was great. perfect teacher. thanks alot

[checorrol]

Muchas gracias. Excelente video, incredible la forma de explicar

[daydarasensei]

Hello Nick. Thank you so much for the tutoriel.
I only have one question. In the part where we wanted to loft the steps together, is there any way to tell GH if for point on curve for each curve, the z values are equal, loft corresponding curves.
No idea how python works inside GH but maybe that'll be a lot easier.
Thanks bro. Brilliant work. You're helping lots of newbies here.

[johnzhong]

Hi there, I need some help. (Corresponding to 13:04 of the video) When I tried to put the “groups with the same header” into one “container” the other input just disconnects. I have [Graft] the output of both of the Cull Index as well, so I am really confused…

[brubru]

Thank you for the tutorial. It is really great. Though i cannot look up the cluster in the end after renaming it. Why is that?