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Properties reference

Understand dimensions, appearance, capacity, visibility, and selection actions.

Layout and appearance

PropertyMeaning
Name / Label textThe object’s identifier or displayed text. Give seats unique, understandable labels.
X / YPosition on the board in metres.
Width / Height or DepthPlan dimensions in metres; these describe the drawing’s footprint.
RotationAngle in degrees.
ElevationVertical placement used by the scene, in metres.
Fill color / Custom colorColor used for the selected object.
Fill opacityTransparency from 0 to 100%.
PatternSolid, stripes, or dots where supported.
Lock selection / Lock boundaryProtect the selection or outline from accidental edits. Unlock before changing its properties.

Audience and planning

PropertyMeaning
Show to attendeesInclude an eligible object in the attendee-facing plan.
Accessible viewingMark accessibility information on the plan. Confirm actual access arrangements with the venue.
Live status / set timesText you provide about the object. This is not a live sensor feed.
Standing capacityA planning count for standing areas. Seats are added separately by the planning checks.
Map audienceAttendees & team or Team only. Use team-only boards for operational information that should not appear in attendee exports.
HiddenHide the object in relevant views.
GroupTreat related objects as a selection group; Alt-click can select one seat inside a group.

Selection actions

ActionResult
DuplicateCreate a copy that can be edited independently.
Group / UngroupCombine or separate editing selections.
Bring to front / Send to backChange overlap order.
Align left / center / topAlign multiple selected objects.
DistributeSpace a multiple selection horizontally.
DeleteRemove unlocked selected objects; use Undo if needed.

Object-type changes

The type selector is offered for supported individual zones, stages, assets, and tables. Review the appearance and relevant properties after changing a type. Do not use a visual type change as a substitute for generating or assigning actual seats.

Stage in 3D

In 3D mode, a stage can expose roof height, side wings, truss and lights, and LED wall controls. These affect the scene representation. They do not certify construction dimensions or equipment requirements.

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