Brains and steps

dave · 2020-09-13T16:41:36+00:00

I've recently had a patio built by a builder. It has a set of steps down to the grass, and lots of people trip when coming up the steps. The problem seems to be that the top step's rise is smaller than the others. People (me included) seem to trip on the second-to-top step. I guess our brains are looking ahead and see the rise of the top step and assume that the one below is going to be the same.Here's a picture:The question is, except for rebuilding the steps, is there anything I can do to try to trick the brain into not making that assumption. As you can see from the picture, it would be a lot of work to rebuild them!

Sep 13, 2020 Last reply: 5 years ago 66 Replies

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John Rumm 5 years ago

Don't know, but a quick looks suggests that the free for hoby use has now become a "personal" license that is "free for one year" - so presumably they want money after that. (or you need to sign up for another free one under a different ID!)

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Andy Burns 5 years ago

One well-known maker suggesting export all your models to .STP files now, while you still can.

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