Place an asset
- Open Assets (A) and choose the item you need.
- Place it on the canvas and give it a useful name.
- Adjust its dimensions, rotation, and elevation to match your actual plan.
- Choose whether attendees should see it and check the preview.
Available assets
| Asset | Typical use | Editing type |
|---|---|---|
| Stage | Performance area | Stage |
| Speaker | Audio position | Asset |
| Bar | Drinks service | Asset |
| Food truck | Food service position | Asset |
| Toilets | Guest facilities | Asset |
| Tent | Covered area | Asset |
| Table | Furniture or seating anchor | Table |
| Chair | Individual seat | Seat |
| Barrier | Separation or queue boundary | Asset |
| Light tower | Lighting position | Asset |
| Screen | Display position | Asset |
| Generator | Power equipment | Asset |
| First aid | Assistance point | Asset |
| Exit | Exit landmark | Asset |
| Gate | Entrance landmark | Asset |
| ATM | Cash service | Asset |
Replace defaults with real measurements
Library objects start with suggested dimensions. Resize them to match your venue and equipment. Keep paths and entrances legible and inspect the plan at both overview and close-up scales.
A drawn gate is not a scanning station
A gate or exit asset describes the map. Create the operational gate separately in Check-in so ticket scans record where they happened. Give both a matching name to reduce confusion for staff.