Drag a wall type or a thickness onto a wall on the plan to change that wall.
Drag a door onto a wall on the plan. It snaps to that wall.
Drag a window onto a wall on the plan. It snaps to that wall.
Drag an opening (a gap in the wall, with no door) onto a wall on the plan.
Drag a staircase onto the plan, or click it to put one in the middle of the view.
Click where the label goes, then type straight into it. Double-click any label to change the wording later.
Click each corner in turn and the walls join up behind you. Close the room by clicking the first corner again, double-clicking, or pressing Enter.
Drag the plan to move around it without picking anything up.
Put a picture on the plan — a venue drawing to trace over, a photo of the site, a logo.
The squares behind the plan, for lining things up by eye. Turning it off hides it; nothing on the plan moves.
Drag out an area on the plan and see it laid out — banquet rounds, theatre rows, cocktail tables or classroom — before anything is placed.
How many people each zone holds — standing at 0.5 m² a person, seated at 1.0 m², banquet at 1.5 m².
The plan's size and scale, and how the editor behaves.
- Click where a wall starts, then click each corner after it.
- Type a length (e.g. 4500) and press Enter to set it exactly.
- Press Enter, or double-click, to finish a run of walls.
- Press Esc again, or Turn off, to stop drawing.
Click two points on your drawing that you know the real distance between.
Joined to other walls: moving this one moves them too.
None yet. Drag a door or window from the list below.
Drag a loose end back onto a corner to join it again.