Arranging, mirroring and duplicating objects
“Arrange” lines up several objects with one click: mirrored around the booth, on a line, in an arc or circle around the dance floor, in a grid, or at the same height.

Step by step
- Click an object, e.g. a stand.
- For a counterpart on the other side, click “Mirror at booth”. Matching fixtures that are still free are put on it right away.
- For several objects, hold ⇧ or ⌘ / Ctrl and click more, in 3D or in the list. The box then reads “Arrange (… objects)”.
- Choose an arrangement:
- “On a line”: equal spacing on a line.
- “In an arc”: spread out behind the dance floor.
- “In a circle”: all around the dance floor. A gap stays free in front of the booth.
- “Same height”: all get the height of the last selected object.
- “In a grid” (for furniture): rows and columns with room for the chairs.
- To copy, enter the number and spacing in meters next to “Duplicate” and click “Duplicate”.
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