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Object library

216 objects. Every one to scale.

Tables, chairs, staging, AV, lighting, drape, tents, vehicles — 13 categories, and every item carries real feet-and-inches dimensions and a real physical height. The same object draws to scale in plan and stands at its true height in 3D. Nothing here is a decorative icon.

What is in it

Organised the way a rental order is written

13 categories, each split into two to four subgroups, none longer than a screen. Names are plain words, then size, then qualifier — Buffet Table 6′, Display on Stand, Line Array (Flown). Dimensions are feet and inches, never inches-only and never jargon.

Every object also answers to its trade names. Search gobo and get the Monogram Projector; poseur gets a 30″ highboy; festoon gets string lights. The AI copilot resolves the same words.

And every object carries behaviour tags the editor reads instead of its name: a stage is a platform things stand on in 3D; a truss is a hangplane fixtures hang from at its trim; a bar wallHugs; uplights space along the perimeter. Your own items get the same tags.

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EventDiagram's object palette open on the AV & Production category, with Video, Audio and Rigging subgroups and real dimensions under every item
The palette: categories, subgroups, real dimensions under every object.
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Searching the palette for “gobo” finds the Monogram Projector by its trade name
Search by the words your crew uses.

Plans

Which plan includes what

LibraryObjectsPlanWhat it covers
Core25FreeThe original tables and seating — rounds, banquets, cocktail tables, chairs, benches, lounge.
Standard+132Solo $9/mo and upStaging & dance, bars & catering, décor & scenic (drape, ceiling drape, ceremony), structures & site, trade show, safety & crowd, entertainment, vehicles — and the newer tables and seating.
Full production+59Pro $18/mo and every Venue planAV & Production, Lighting, Power Distribution.
Your own inventoryunlimitedBusiness $149/mo and every Venue planYour SKUs at your dimensions, imported from a CSV or saved off the canvas; the copilot places them by name.

Locked objects still show in the palette, greyed, so you can see exactly what an upgrade unlocks. Full pricing →

Design drape

Drape is cloth, not a coloured box

Pipe and drape carries fabric (velour, banjo, sheer voile, satin, spandex), fullness (flat, pleated, full), tie-backs with a sash colour, and a swagged valance along the top. In 3D the pleats have depth and tie-backs pinch each panel to a waist — you see between the panels, as you do in the room.

Ceiling drape is one object with a footprint and a style — starburst from a centre hoop, linear runs, or crisscross — with swag depth, peak height and the attach height it hangs from. Fabric canopies, chuppahs and mandaps, swags, column wraps and tent-leg wraps round it out. String lights are strung point to point at an attach height, bulbs every 18 inches.

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A gala in 3D: a sheer starburst ceiling drape from a centre hoop, a white tie-back drape wall with red sashes and a swagged valance, a red fabric-wrapped column, string lights and rounds with chairs
Sheer starburst ceiling drape, tie-back walls with a valance, a wrapped column, string lights — one library.

Production and site

Vehicles, restrooms, tents and towers at their real size

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Outdoor and production objects in 3D: a restroom trailer with doors and steps, portable restrooms, a food truck with a serving awning, a car, a golf cart, a generator, a bounce house, a palm and a balloon arch, with string lights strung across
A restroom trailer is 16′ × 8′ and 9′ high; a food truck is 24′ long. The plan knows, and so does the walkthrough.

Your inventory

Your own catalog, beside the stock one

A rental company or caterer’s inventory is their library. Settings → Library adds an item with its real size, height, SKU, quantity and cost; “Save to library” turns any object on the canvas into one of yours; a CSV import takes the spreadsheet the warehouse already keeps and updates in place on re-import.

Your items appear in every diagram’s palette under your own categories, the copilot knows them by name and SKU, and the load list shows how many you own against how many the plan needs.

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Settings → Library listing a workspace's own items with SKUs and quantities owned, and the form to add another
Your items, your SKUs, your quantities.
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The load list panel: objects grouped by category with quantities, linear feet of drape and rope, panel counts and seats
The load list a finished plan produces — each, linear feet, square feet, panels, bulbs.

The catalog

Every object, by category

The complete stock library as of this build — 216 objects in 13 categories. Sizes are width × depth (or diameter) in feet and inches; “any size” means the dimensions are chosen when you place it; height is the physical height every object carries into 3D; seats are the chairs a table takes by default and its maximum. The plan column is the lowest plan that can place the object.

Tables 21 · Seating 17 · Staging & Dance 13 · AV & Production 30 · Lighting 13 · Power Distribution 16 · Bars & Catering 22 · Décor & Scenic 29 · Structures & Site 18 · Trade Show 5 · Safety & Crowd 11 · Entertainment 13 · Vehicles & Parking 8

Tables 21 objects

Rounds from 36″ to 72″ with their real chair counts, banquet and classroom tables, cocktail and highboy tables, and the specialty pieces — serpentine, half-round, farm tables — that a rental order actually names. Every table takes a linen colour.

Rounds

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
36" Round Table⌀ 3′2′ 6″4 (max 5)3 ft round, bistro roundSolo and up
48" Round Table⌀ 4′2′ 6″6 (max 8)4 ft roundFree
60" Round Table⌀ 5′2′ 6″8 (max 10)5 ft round, round of 8, 60 inch roundFree
66" Round Table⌀ 5′ 6″2′ 6″9 (max 11)Free
72" Round Table⌀ 6′2′ 6″10 (max 12)6 ft round, round of 10Free
Sweetheart Table⌀ 4′2′ 6″2 (max 3)head table for twoFree

Banquet & Classroom

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
4' Banquet Table4′ × 2′ 6″2′ 6″4 (max 6)card tableSolo and up
6' Banquet Table6′ × 2′ 6″2′ 6″6 (max 8)6 ft rectangle, six foot tableFree
8' Banquet Table8′ × 2′ 6″2′ 6″8 (max 10)8 ft rectangle, eight foot tableFree
Classroom Table 6'x18"6′ × 1′ 6″2′ 6″3 (max 3)seminar table, training tableFree
Classroom Table 8'x18"8′ × 1′ 6″2′ 6″4 (max 4)Free
Conference Table12′ × 4′ (any size)2′ 6″10 (max 14)boardroom tableSolo and up
Custom Table6′ × 3′ (any size)2′ 6″6 (max 12)odd size table, any size tableSolo and up

Cocktail & Highboy

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
30" Cocktail Table⌀ 2′ 6″2′ 6″up to 4low cocktail, cabaret tableFree
24" Highboy⌀ 2′3′ 6″bistro highboySolo and up
30" Highboy⌀ 2′ 6″3′ 6″high top, poseur tableFree
36" Highboy⌀ 3′3′ 6″36 inch high topFree

Specialty

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Serpentine Table5′ × 2′ 6″2′ 6″curved buffetFree
Half-Round Table⌀ 5′2′ 6″Free
Farm Table 8'8′ × 3′ 4″2′ 6″8 (max 10)harvest tableFree
Farm Table 12'12′ × 3′ 4″2′ 6″12 (max 14)king's table, feasting tableSolo and up

Seating 17 objects

Chairs auto-array around any table (chiavari, folding, banquet, ghost, cross-back, conference), plus stools, benches, pews and a lounge set. A chair is 1.4–2 ft square because that is what one occupies on a floor.

Chairs

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Chiavari Chair1′ 5″ × 1′ 5″3′1tiffany chair, ballroom chairFree
Folding Chair1′ 6″ × 1′ 6″3′1samsonite chair, white folding chairFree
Banquet Chair1′ 7″ × 1′ 7″3′1stacking chair, hotel chairSolo and up
Ghost Chair1′ 6″ × 1′ 6″3′1acrylic chairFree
Cross-Back Chair1′ 6″ × 1′ 6″3′1x-back chair, vineyard chairFree
Conference Chair2′ × 2′3′1office chair, rolling chairSolo and up

Stools & Benches

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Barstool⌀ 1′ 4″2′ 6″1Free
Bench 6'6′ × 1′ 4″1′ 6″3Free
Church Pew 8'8′ × 1′ 6″3′5pewSolo and up
Picnic Table6′ × 5′2′ 6″6Solo and up

Lounge

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Lounge Sofa7′ × 3′2′ 8″3couchFree
Loveseat5′ × 3′2′ 8″2Solo and up
Lounge Chair3′ × 3′2′ 8″1armchairFree
Ottoman2′ 6″ × 2′ 6″1′ 6″1poufFree
Coffee Table4′ × 2′1′ 6″Free
Side Table2′ × 2′2′end tableSolo and up
Lounge Rug8′ × 10′ (any size)0′ 1″area rugSolo and up

Staging & Dance 13 objects

A parametric stage and the 4′×8′ and 4′×4′ decks it is really built from, risers, stairs, an ADA ramp, guard rail and skirting, and dance floors sized to the room. Anything placed on a stage stands on it in 3D.

Stage & Decks

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Stage16′ × 12′ (any size)2′Solo and up
Stage Deck 4'x8'8′ × 4′2′4x8 deckSolo and up
Stage Deck 4'x4'4′ × 4′2′4x4 deckSolo and up
Riser 6'x8'8′ × 6′1′ 6″Solo and up
Band Riser 8'x8'8′ × 8′1′ 6″drum riserSolo and up
Runway24′ × 4′ (any size)2′catwalk, fashion runwaySolo and up

Access & Finish

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Stage Stairs 4'4′ × 3′2′stage stepsSolo and up
ADA Ramp12′ × 4′2′wheelchair rampSolo and up
Guard Rail 8'8′ × 0′ 4″3′ 6″safety rail, stage railSolo and up
Stage Skirting16′ × 0′ 2″ (any size)2′stage skirtSolo and up

Dance

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Dance Floor16′ × 16′ (any size)0′ 1″parquetSolo and up
Dance Floor (Round)⌀ 16′ (any size)0′ 1″round dance floorSolo and up
LED Dance Floor16′ × 16′ (any size)0′ 2″light-up floor, led floorSolo and up

AV & Production 30 objects

Screens, LED walls sized by tile, displays by diagonal, confidence monitors, cameras and video village; ground-stacked and flown line arrays, delays, subs, wedges and consoles; truss, towers, motors, base plates and lifts. Fixtures placed on a truss hang at its trim.

Video

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Projection Screen10′ × 1′ (any size)6′front projection screen, fastfoldPro and up
Rear-Projection Screen10′ × 1′ 6″ (any size)6′rp screen, rear screenPro and up
LED Wall12′ × 1′ 6″ (any size)8′video wall, led screenPro and up
Display on Stand4′ 8″ × 2′ (any size)6′tv on stand, monitor on stand, 65 inch tv, flat screenPro and up
Confidence Monitor4′ × 1′3′downstage monitor, dsmPro and up
Projector1′ 6″ × 1′ 2″0′ 8″beamerPro and up
Projector Cart2′ × 2′4′ 6″Pro and up
Camera Tripod3′ × 3′5′ 6″camera position, cameraPro and up
Camera Riser 6'x6'6′ × 6′1′ 6″Pro and up
Video Village8′ × 2′ 6″3′production table, video controlPro and up

PA

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Line Array (Ground Stack)4′ × 4′8′ground stack, pa stackPro and up
Line Array (Flown)2′ × 2′8′flown array, hung pa, flown paPro and up
Speaker on Stand2′ × 2′6′speaker on stick, topsPro and up
Delay Speaker2′ × 2′6′delay stack, delay towerPro and up
Subwoofer2′ × 2′ 6″1′ 10″subPro and up
Front Fill1′ 6″ × 1′1′lip fillPro and up

Stage Audio & Control

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Stage Monitor2′ × 1′ 6″1′ 2″wedge, floor monitorPro and up
Mic Stand1′ × 1′5′ 6″microphone standPro and up
Stage Box1′ 6″ × 1′0′ 6″snake head, stageboxPro and up
Amp Rack2′ × 3′6′drive rack, amplifier rackPro and up
FOH Console 8'x4'8′ × 4′3′front of house, mix position, tech table, fohPro and up
Monitor Console6′ × 3′3′monitor world, mon deskPro and up

Rigging & Truss

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Lighting Truss20′ × 1′ (any size)1′box truss, truss run, truss header, goalpost headerPro and up
Totem / Truss Tower2′ × 2′8′truss tower, totem, tower, goalpost legPro and up
Base Plate3′ × 3′0′ 1″ballast plate, truss basePro and up
Sandbag1′ 6″ × 1′0′ 6″ballastPro and up
Chain Motor1′ × 1′1′ 6″hoist, chain hoist, cmPro and up
Rigging Point1′ × 1′0′hang point, ceiling point, rig pointPro and up
Personnel Lift5′ × 4′6′ 6″genie, genie lift, awpPro and up
Scissor Lift8′ × 4′7′Pro and up

Lighting 13 objects

Moving heads, ellipsoidals, pars and blinders that hang from truss; uplights that space themselves along a wall; pin spots and monogram projectors for tables; chandeliers, marquee letters and string lights strung point to point at an attach height.

Fixtures

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Moving Head1′ 5″ × 1′ 5″1′ 7″mover, spot fixture, beam fixturePro and up
Leko (Ellipsoidal)1′ × 1′ 7″1′ 5″source four, profile fixture, ellipsoidalPro and up
Par / Wash1′ × 1′1′ 2″par can, led par, wash fixture, truss warmerPro and up
Crowd Blinder2′ × 1′1′blinder, molefayPro and up
Followspot2′ × 4′4′ 6″spot position, follow spotPro and up
Pin Spot0′ 8″ × 0′ 8″0′ 10″centerpiece light, pinspotPro and up
Monogram Projector1′ 6″ × 1′1′ 2″gobo, gobo projector, logo light, monogram lightPro and up

Ambient & Décor

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Uplight1′ × 1′0′ 10″up light, wall washPro and up
Chandelier⌀ 4′3′crystal chandelierPro and up
Marquee Letters3′ × 1′ (any size)4′light-up letters, love lettersPro and up
Bistro Lighting30′ × 0′ 6″ (any size)0′ 4″string lights, string lighting, cafe lights, festoon, market lights, edison lights, globe lights, patio lightsPro and up

Control & Effects

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Haze Machine1′ 6″ × 1′1′hazer, fog machinePro and up
Lighting Console6′ × 2′ 6″3′lx desk, lighting deskPro and up

Power Distribution 16 objects

Company switches, 400A and 200A distro, spider boxes and stringers; feeder bundles, dog houses and cable ramps; towable and portable generators and light towers — so a plan shows how the room is fed, not just where the tables go.

Distribution

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Company Switch 400A2′ × 0′ 10″4′cam-lok panel, disconnectPro and up
Distro 400A2′ 2″ × 2′ 2″3′Pro and up
Distro 200A1′ 10″ × 1′ 10″2′ 6″Pro and up
Portable Distro2′ × 2′1′ 6″power distro, small distroPro and up
Spider Box 50A1′ 4″ × 1′ 4″1′ 2″spider boxPro and up
Stringer / Quad Box1′ 2″ × 0′ 7″0′ 5″quad box, edison dropPro and up
Transformer2′ 6″ × 2′ 6″3′step-down transformerPro and up

Cable

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Feeder Cable Bundle2′ × 1′0′ 10″cam-lok run, feederPro and up
Dog House (Cable Pass)3′ × 1′ 6″1′ 2″cable pass, doorway coverPro and up
Cable Ramp 3'3′ × 1′0′ 2″yellow jacket, cable protectorPro and up
Cable Junction1′ × 1′0′ 4″Pro and up
AV Converter1′ × 0′ 8″0′ 4″scalerPro and up
DI Box0′ 8″ × 0′ 6″0′ 4″direct boxPro and up

Generation

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Generator10′ × 4′4′towable generator, gennyPro and up
Portable Generator3′ × 2′2′ 6″inverter generatorPro and up
Light Tower8′ × 4′25′site light, mast lightPro and up

Bars & Catering 22 objects

Bars in the sizes rental houses stock, back bars, buffets and stations, cake tables, and the back-of-house pieces that never make the client's plan but always make the caterer's: hot boxes, prep tables, speed racks, dish stations, trash and recycling.

Bars

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Bar 6'6′ × 2′ 6″3′ 6″Solo and up
Bar 8'8′ × 2′ 6″3′ 6″Solo and up
Portable Bar 4'4′ × 2′3′ 6″satellite barSolo and up
Bar (Custom)10′ × 2′ 6″ (any size)3′ 6″long bar, custom barSolo and up
Back Bar 6'6′ × 2′3′Solo and up

Buffet & Stations

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Buffet Table 6'6′ × 2′ 6″3′dessert tableSolo and up
Buffet Table 8'8′ × 2′ 6″3′chafing line, buffet lineSolo and up
Carving Station4′ × 2′ 6″3′Solo and up
Action Station4′ × 4′3′chef station, live stationSolo and up
Coffee Station 6'6′ × 2′ 6″3′beverage stationSolo and up
Cake Table⌀ 4′2′ 6″Solo and up
Ice Bin2′ × 2′3′ice chestSolo and up

Back of House

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Hot Box2′ × 2′ 6″5′cambro, holding cabinetSolo and up
Prep Table 6'6′ × 2′ 6″3′work tableSolo and up
Speed Rack2′ × 2′ 6″6′sheet pan rackSolo and up
Dish Station4′ × 2′3′bus station, bus tub tableSolo and up
Staff Station4′ × 2′ 6″3′captain's table, waiter stationSolo and up
Coat Check Rack5′ × 2′5′ 6″coat rackSolo and up
Trash Can⌀ 2′3′bin, garbage canSolo and up
Recycling Can⌀ 2′3′recycle binSolo and up
Trash & Recycling Station4′ × 2′3′waste stationSolo and up
Hand-Wash Station2′ × 2′4′ 6″handwash, hand washing stationSolo and up

Décor & Scenic 29 objects

Pipe and drape with fabric, fullness, tie-backs and a swagged valance; ceiling drape in starburst, linear and crisscross styles; canopies, swags, backdrops, step-and-repeats, greenery walls; plants and florals; the ceremony set — arches, chuppah, mandap, aisle runner; lecterns, easels and signage.

Drape & Backdrops

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Pipe & Drape10′ × 0′ 8″ (any size)8′drape wall, drape, velour, sheer drape, drape backdropSolo and up
Ceiling Drape40′ × 40′ (any size)4′ceiling swags, starburst drape, ceiling treatment, ceiling canopySolo and up
Fabric Canopy20′ × 20′ (any size)2′four-point canopy, dance floor canopy, vip canopySolo and up
Drape Swag20′ × 0′ 6″ (any size)3′swag, ceiling swag, wave drapeSolo and up
Backdrop10′ × 0′ 6″ (any size)8′scenic flat, photo wall, scenic wallSolo and up
Step & Repeat8′ × 1′ (any size)8′media wall, press wall, step and repeatSolo and up
Greenery Wall8′ × 1′ (any size)8′hedge wall, flower wall, boxwood wallSolo and up
Balloon Arch10′ × 2′9′Solo and up
Balloon Garland10′ × 1′ (any size)2′balloon runSolo and up

Floral & Plants

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Potted Palm⌀ 3′8′palm tree, palmSolo and up
Ficus Tree⌀ 4′10′tree, rental tree, ficusSolo and up
Planter Box 4'4′ × 1′ 6″2′ 6″hedge box, boxwood planterSolo and up
Floral Arrangement (Tall)⌀ 2′ 6″3′tall centerpiece, tall floralsSolo and up
Centerpiece (Low)⌀ 1′ 6″2′low centerpieceSolo and up
Candelabra⌀ 1′ 6″4′Solo and up
Lantern1′ × 1′1′ 6″Solo and up

Ceremony

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Arch / Arbor8′ × 2′ (any size)8′wedding arch, pergola, circle arch, arborSolo and up
Chuppah10′ × 10′ (any size)8′huppahSolo and up
Mandap12′ × 12′ (any size)10′Solo and up
Aisle Runner50′ × 3′ (any size)0′aisleSolo and up
Altar Table4′ × 2′3′Solo and up
Unity Table3′ × 2′3′sand table, candle tableSolo and up
Guest Book Table4′ × 2′2′ 6″welcome tableSolo and up

Furnishings & Signage

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Lectern / Podium2′ × 2′4′podium, lecternSolo and up
Registration Table 8'8′ × 2′ 6″2′ 6″check-in table, registrationSolo and up
Easel2′ 6″ × 2′5′ 6″Solo and up
A-Frame Sign2′ × 2′3′ 6″sandwich board, a-frameSolo and up
Retractable Banner3′ × 1′7′pull-up banner, roll-up banner, banner standSolo and up
Room Divider6′ × 1′6′folding screen, privacy screenSolo and up

Structures & Site 18 objects

Tents by footprint and style, pop-up canopies, umbrellas and shade sails; restroom trailers and portable restrooms, food trucks and carts, dumpsters, patio heaters, misting fans and fire pits; columns at any size and height, and temporary walls.

Tents & Shade

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Tent20′ × 20′ (any size)12′frame tent, marquee, pole tent, sailcloth tent, clearspanSolo and up
Pop-Up Canopy 10'x10'10′ × 10′10′ez-up, pop-up tent, canopy tentSolo and up
Market Umbrella 9'⌀ 9′8′patio umbrellaSolo and up
Shade Sail15′ × 15′ (any size)10′Solo and up
Tent Sidewall20′ × 0′ 2″ (any size)8′tent wall, sidewallSolo and up

Site Services

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Restroom Trailer16′ × 8′9′luxury restroom, vip restroomSolo and up
Portable Restroom4′ × 4′7′ 6″porta potty, porta john, portable toiletSolo and up
ADA Portable Restroom6′ × 7′7′ 6″ada restroom, accessible restroomSolo and up
Food Truck24′ × 8′10′food trailerSolo and up
Food Cart6′ × 3′6′coffee cart, vendor cartSolo and up
Dumpster12′ × 6′4′ 6″roll-offSolo and up
Patio Heater⌀ 3′7′ 6″propane heater, mushroom heater, outdoor heaterSolo and up
Misting Fan3′ × 3′6′mist fan, cooling fanSolo and up
Fire Pit⌀ 4′1′ 6″firepitSolo and up
Heater / Fan2′ × 2′3′space heater, fanSolo and up

Building

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Column (square)1′ 6″ × 1′ 6″ (any size)12′pillar, square columnSolo and up
Column (round)⌀ 1′ 6″ (any size)12′round column, round pillarSolo and up
Wall Segment10′ × 0′ 6″ (any size)8′temporary wall, partition, stud wallSolo and up

Trade Show 5 objects

A booth at any footprint (8′×10′, 10′×10′, 10′×20′, island), the draped 6′ table, pop-up displays, counters and literature racks.

Booths

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Trade Show Booth10′ × 10′ (any size)8′booth, 8x10 booth, 10x20 booth, island booth, exhibit boothSolo and up

Booth Furniture

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Trade Show Table 6'6′ × 2′ 6″2′ 6″draped table, exhibit tableSolo and up
Pop-Up Display 8'8′ × 1′8′backwall, pop-up display, pop upSolo and up
Counter / Kiosk3′ × 1′ 6″3′ 6″reception counter, kiosk, counterSolo and up
Literature Rack1′ 6″ × 1′5′brochure stand, brochure rackSolo and up

Safety & Crowd 11 objects

Stanchion and rope, bike-rack barricade, crowd barrier and fence panels drawn as runs; fire extinguishers, exit signs, first aid and AEDs; wheelchair spaces and accessible routes — the plan a fire marshal reviews.

Crowd

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Stanchion & Rope12′ × 0′ 6″ (any size)3′ 4″rope line, velvet rope, queue line, rope and stanchionSolo and up
Stanchion⌀ 1′ 4″3′ 4″post, crowd postSolo and up
Bike-Rack Barricade8′ × 2′3′ 6″barricade, crowd control barrier, bike rackSolo and up
Crowd Barrier4′ × 4′4′mojo barrier, stage barrier, concert barrierSolo and up
Fence Panel 6'6′ × 0′ 2″6′chain link, temp fence, fenceSolo and up

Life Safety

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Fire Extinguisher1′ × 1′2′ 6″extinguisherSolo and up
Exit Sign3′ × 0′ 6″0′ 6″emergency exit, exitSolo and up
First Aid Station6′ × 2′ 6″3′medic, medical tent, first aidSolo and up
AED1′ × 0′ 6″1′ 6″defibrillatorSolo and up

Accessibility

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Wheelchair Space3′ × 4′0′ 1″ada seat, wheelchair seating, accessible seatSolo and up
Accessible Route20′ × 3′ (any size)0′ada path, ada route, accessible pathSolo and up

Entertainment 13 objects

Casino tables with their seat counts, DJ booth, pianos, photo booths and a 360 booth, and the outdoor play set — bounce house, cornhole, giant Jenga, a mechanical bull.

Casino

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Blackjack Table6′ × 3′ 6″3′7 (max 7)21 table, blackjackSolo and up
Craps Table12′ × 5′3′ 6″crapsSolo and up
Roulette Table8′ × 4′3′rouletteSolo and up
Poker Table8′ × 4′2′ 6″10 (max 10)poker, texas hold'em tableSolo and up

Performance

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
DJ Booth6′ × 3′3′ 6″dj table, djSolo and up
Grand Piano7′ × 5′3′ 4″baby grand, pianoSolo and up
Upright Piano5′ × 2′4′uprightSolo and up
Photo Booth8′ × 8′8′Solo and up
360 Photo Booth⌀ 6′4′spinner booth, 360 boothSolo and up

Play

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Bounce House15′ × 15′12′inflatable, jumpy castle, bouncy castleSolo and up
Cornhole Boards4′ × 2′1′bags, lawn game, cornholeSolo and up
Giant Jenga2′ × 2′3′jenga, yard gamesSolo and up
Mechanical Bull⌀ 20′8′bull rideSolo and up

Vehicles & Parking 8 objects

Show cars, SUVs, golf carts, shuttles and box trucks at their real footprints, valet stands, and standard and accessible parking stalls.

Vehicles

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Show Car15′ × 6′5′display vehicle, car, sedanSolo and up
SUV16′ × 6′ 6″6′truck, pickupSolo and up
Golf Cart8′ × 4′6′cartSolo and up
Shuttle Bus30′ × 8′ 6″10′coach, bus, shuttleSolo and up
Box Truck 26'34′ × 8′ 6″13′production truck, box truck, 26 foot truckSolo and up

Parking

ObjectSizeHeightSeatsAlso calledPlan
Valet Stand3′ × 2′4′valet podiumSolo and up
Parking Stall9′ × 18′0′parking spaceSolo and up
ADA Parking Stall13′ × 18′0′accessible stall, handicap parkingSolo and up

About this list: it is generated from the same catalog module the app seeds its library from, so it cannot drift from what the palette shows. Retired objects (fixed-size variants replaced by parametric ones) are not listed but still resolve in old diagrams.

FAQ

Questions people ask about the library

How many objects are in the library, and are the dimensions real?

216 objects in 13 categories, and yes. Every item carries a real width and depth (or diameter) in feet and inches and a real physical height — a 60″ round is 5 feet across and 30 inches tall, a restroom trailer is 16 by 8 and 9 feet high. Dimensions are what the same item draws at in plan and stands at in 3D; nothing is a decorative icon.

Which plan includes which objects?

Free includes the 25 core tables and seating. Solo ($9/mo) adds the standard library — 132 more objects across staging, bars and catering, décor, structures, trade show, safety, entertainment and vehicles. Pro ($18/mo) and every Venue plan add the 59-object production library: AV & Production, Lighting and Power Distribution. Locked items still show in the palette, greyed, so you can see what an upgrade unlocks.

Can I add my own inventory?

Yes, on Business ($149/mo) and every Venue plan. Settings → Library takes one item at a time, "Save to library" turns any object on the canvas into one of yours at those exact dimensions, and a CSV import takes the spreadsheet your warehouse already keeps — name, size, height, SKU, quantity, cost. Your items appear in every diagram's palette under your own categories and the AI copilot places them by name or SKU.

Do you have string lights, ceiling drape, and truss?

String lights are strung the way they are hung: click each pole, tent leg or tree and the run sags between them at an attach height, with bulbs every 18 inches. Ceiling drape is one object with a footprint and a style — starburst from a centre hoop, linear runs, or crisscross — plus swag depth and peak height. Pipe and drape carries fabric, fullness, tie-backs and a valance. Truss today is a run at a trim height plus towers; fixtures placed on a run hang at its trim, and a fuller truss builder (goalposts, boxes on legs, socks) is the next project.

How does the AI copilot know the library?

Every item, its size, its behaviour tags and its trade-name aliases are in the copilot's instructions — cached, so it costs nothing per turn — and the same list includes your own inventory. Ask for “a gobo” and it places a Monogram Projector; ask for “poseur tables” and it knows those are 30″ highboys. Tags tell it how things behave: a fixture hangs from a truss, a bar hugs a wall, uplights space along the perimeter, a chandelier is never on the floor.

What is a behaviour tag?

A word on the item that the editor and the copilot read instead of its name. platform: things rest on it in 3D (stage, deck). hangplane: things inside its footprint hang at its trim (truss). hangs: never floor-standing (flown array, chandelier). fixture, fabric, wrap, facesAudience, wallHug, perimeter, tall, marker, run, vertical, chair. A fixture the software has never heard of still hangs correctly because its tags say so.

What does the load list do with all this?

Every placed object remembers its category, name and SKU, so the load list groups a finished plan into what the warehouse pulls: each for furniture, linear feet for drape, skirting, rope and truss, square feet for dance floors, panel counts for drape, bulb counts for string lights — and, for your own inventory, how many you own against how many the plan needs. It exports as CSV.

What is deliberately not in the stock library?

Curved members (arched truss, curved bars) — a third shape family is planned. Vendor-specific SKUs — that is what your own catalog is for; stock stays generic and dimensionally honest. Doors and columns that belong to a venue’s event space live on the space, not in the diagram.

See it standing up on the 3D event diagram page, or the whole production workflow for AV & production companies.

Draw it with objects that are the right size.

The core library is free. The standard library is Solo at $9/month, full production is Pro at $18/month, and your own inventory comes with Business.

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