Adding furniture, guests and decor
Besides the gear, you can place tables, rows of chairs, a bar, buffets, a dance floor, guests and decor. You see how light and gobos look in a full room, and the floor plan counts tables and chairs for you.
Step by step
- Search for an object or expand a group. One click puts it in a free spot without covering anything else. You can also drag it straight into the 3D view.
- Under “Size and options” on the right, set what the object has, e.g. “Diameter”, “Chairs”, “Tablecloth”, “Length” or “Surface”. A summary sits below, e.g. “Needs about … m”.
- Drag the object into place and turn it with “Rotation”.
- Select several tables with ⇧ and line them up with “In a grid” (see Arranging objects).
More from “Fixtures, stage & 3D”
- The workbench: setting up the visualizer with the toolbar on the leftThe visualizer has a new layout: instead of one long sidebar and lots of buttons at the top, there is a toolbar on the left with seven areas. Only one area is open at a time, and the 3D view stays large next to it. At the top you see which location and which setup are loaded, and the search gets you to any function in two seconds.Summary
- Opening and using the 3D visualizerThe 3D visualizer shows your lights on a virtual stage. You see what SoundSwitch or Droplit is sending to your fixtures right now, and you can rebuild your real setup.Summary
- Fixtures & stage in Droplit“Fixtures & stage” is the full 3D visualizer right inside Droplit. This is where you set up your stage and hide fixtures that your shows shouldn't use.Summary
- Choosing the source: SoundSwitch, Designer or test patternAt the top right of the 3D view you choose where the light values come from. You either watch live what SoundSwitch sends to your fixtures, or the preview from Droplit.Summary
- Fixture details and DMX monitorClick a fixture to see its address, its mode and all channel values live. The DMX monitor adds all 512 channels of a universe at a glance.Summary