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Hi welcome to the 4th video. This is where we left off without any landings and now we are going to create our landings. So what we are doing here is basically dividing our surface with the number of lines that we have so that we can create these surfaces. But let's talk about an imaginary scenario, and in this imaginary scenario. If we need like let's say. Planning every 12 riser? Let's put that 12 here as our number and create the group Describable. And type lending? Limit. And what we can say to group and let's say on each landing we will have four elements, right? Four steps, let's say. And we can group this and then type lending size. OK. And the next thing that I'll be doing, I'll be creating a series. OK, starting from 12. With four values if I add. Like 30 like 12/13/14 and 15 and if I call. These numbers from my original list. And if I add it to my curves, you see I created a landing. But the problem with this lending is we still have way more to steps to go and it eventually adds the last four on top of each other since we have. Use those four here there is an easy fix for this, but the first thing that you see we have more than 12 years. Well, what we need to do is we need to add another language how we define that. So if we create a series again and this time this lending limit would be my step size, right? Because I want to see how many landings I should be repeating my logic and to do so I need to learn. How many? Stairs I have and if I divide this. If I divide the number of. This length. Number of stairs that I have. I divide this value. With. Hold on, let me. With this, you know wireless display. And you know what we can do here? We can just easily put this as well. And have some space where we're. And if we divide this list length with the number of or lending limit we have, so we have 35 and if we want to have let's say 12. We were going to see that it's almost three, right? So this is going to be my account, right? This is going to be my account and what we are seeing is it starts from but this time it starts from zero which is not correct because why I want it to start from 12 to. Maybe I can grab a number here and then put this in? And maybe I can wire display hidden? So you see it starts with. 12. 24 and 36 and it goes 1 by 1. So if I create another series here. And then if I start my series with this guy and add my lending size, what I'll be seeing is it does the same thing like as you see 12131415. 2425 blah blah blah blah blah blah and if I add this to my indices here you see obviously it's. Uh, drafted. So if I flatten this, you see I started to see something, but since it's wrapping now it's called going backwards. So if I make it false, do you see that? So the problem with this one is since my number of landing sizes increased. So what I can do here? Maybe I don't know, 8 meters? OK you see 8 meters is almost just fine with the height, but it doesn't matter it works with the all the, it works with all the numbers that we're going to put. But the problem that we are facing here is we have this amount of 28 surfaces but the for the transition vectors meaning 40 values that are coming from from my initial list what I'll be doing, I'll be. Feeding your list length here. To understand how many steps I have, and that step is going to be covering my. Account here and you see now I have my landings on each. 13 or 12 steps. Alright, so that is like that is. That is how we are creating this landing sizes. So landing landings here and if I just take this off because we don't need it, I can maybe group this. And. Put it in. This maybe white so that no what is happening and if I can pull this off without another disconnect but the wireless display hidden. I think this is a bit. Weather now, so you see now I started to go up and then I have my. Like. I have my 14th and the problem with this one if you see this it starts with 02 like it goes like 11 sorry 13 but then. 12 sorry didn't check this off. So 1234567891011 and 12:00 and then 1234567891011 and goes on and on and on. The problem with this one is we are unfortunately not having the same as not working with this system on this series so it's. It's taking out like it's taking out this guys, but you see. Turn this on. So. We are taking all this and connecting but from this one now we are we have to add this to our starting point, right? Because our start is not starting. Like it's not enough to start with wolf to go with it. So what we need to do is we need to change this starting point so it's not like. 1224 and 36 instead we can't, we need to have 12 and then 29 and then blah blah blah. Do you do you get the logic of this? Because it's eating this up so because like this first set is the one particular set of my staircase, but the second is not doing the same because 2424 starts here. But we don't need that. So how we can add that to this equation? To add that, we are going to create another series, right? But this time our series is going to be increasing 5 by 5. Ohh sorry 4 by 4. With the landing size, so step is 4 and the count is going to be the this number and I'll be adding this addition. And this is my value and this is my value. So what I'm having here oops. Sorry. 12/17. Oh no, not this one, sorry, not this one. So we are going to add this values to here obviously. Now we are going to start from this values. Like 1228 blah blah blah. And then when we put this, you see now we have this again like 1234567891011 and 12. 1234567891011 and 12 and it goes on and on and on. So this kind of an easy, this is sort of an easy fix. OK And this landing size can be also feeding this guy as well. So maybe I can at least to this group. Obviously it's going to give us the orange color, but that doesn't change anything because it's basically telling us that it's calling index is out of range. Which is actually a good thing because when we have this. As orange it means we are not able to call the rest of the staircases, so we can only have two landings here. But if we say lending limit, let's say 5. You see, we have this here. Ending limit on five. OK, go off. 12 and so on and so forth. So when we increase the lending size. You see it's eaten here and then put it over there. All right, so the floor height. Is now or. The riser height is changing based on all these equations, so when we have the lending limit, let's say again like 15 this time. You see we are reaching this and our limit is for lending. It starts like 1234567891011121314 and 15 and we can decrease the lending size, it will add more on top. So that is pretty much it For this video we already added the landings and like if I make this again like. 12 You will have 3 landings. Landings were. Yeah, two landings. What was it? Was it 15? You have 3 landings. Alright. 16 We have two landings that are fitting on top of each other, so that is pretty much it for this video. In the next one I slide down, so that's pretty much it for this video. And in the next one we'll add other elements to our staircase.