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By layer do you mean make a longer ramp? There's another shape for that, but the name escapes me at the moment. It's a cube with one of the sides angled down.
You will hit the bottom wedge tip a little when driving up, but it won’t stop you like a 45 degree ramp will, and you can always repair it once a week to make sure it stays ok, so it’s a good idea to make those bottom ones out of cement, where the rest can just be regular flagstone blocks.
Here’s a link to the game’s official forum.
https://community.7daystodie.com/
1. Load your server/game
2. press F1 to open the console and type "dm" without the quotes and then press enter
3. type "cm" without the quotes and then press enter
4. press F1 again to close the console
5. press the U key to open the creative menu
6. search for "narrow" without the quotes and the first 4 blocks you see are the ones you need to construct a ramp that won't damage your vehicles. They are called Wedge Narrow High, Wedge Narrow Middle, Wedge Narrow Low, and Wedge Narrow Tip.
7. If you're trying to align the top of your ramp with the terrain, you will find that there's a small gap your vehicles can get stuck on. Use the "plate ramp" block going up (/) and then a few "plate" blocks to space out a straight bit, then another "plate ramp" going down (\) to smoothly blend into the terrain.
https://imgur.com/a/kHwu3nD