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Draw the venue the way you picture it.

Single, segmented, and multi-row generators; click-by-click polygon sections; tables, booths, GA shapes, icons, and text, with snap-to-grid and fifty steps of undo behind every stroke.

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Sound familiar?

Drawing rows one seat at a time

Placing 400 chairs individually is a week you'll never get back. Row generators lay parallel, curved rows in one drag.

Editors that fight precision

Freehand nudging pixel by pixel is how charts go crooked. Snap-to-grid and numeric inspectors keep geometry honest.

One wrong click, start over

Tools without undo train you to fear them. Command-pattern history means every stroke is reversible, fifty deep.

A drafter's toolkit

01Row generatorsSingle, segmented, or a whole block of parallel rows. Curve them, space the chairs, rotate the run.
02Polygon sectionsClick corner by corner, double-click to finish, and edit the polygon later, not redraw it.
03The full object paletteTables, booths, GA areas in three shapes, decorative shapes, icons, text, and the focal point.
04Seat generationAnswer 'how many chairs?' and the row fills itself, numbering included.
05Snap & precisionGrid snapping, plus inspector fields for when the drag needs to be exact.
06Undo without anxietyEvery edit is a command on a fifty-step stack. Experiment freely.

A block in four moves

  1. 01Drag the first rowSingle, segmented, or generated. The row takes shape under the cursor.
  2. 02Multiply itMove to add parallel rows; curve and spacing follow.
  3. 03Outline the sectionClick the polygon corners; double-click to close.
  4. 04Refine without fearUndo is fifty steps deep; inspectors make it exact.

Draw your first block

Row generators and snap, live in the demo.