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Linear duplicate — copy items in a row on your map
Turn on Linear duplicate, set the gap, then click a + for one copy or drag a + to keep creating copies in a line.
Planning map
(17)Planning your event map in Eventplot is designed to be fast, visual and flexible. Start with the basics of your site layout, then build up stages, vendors, paths and the attendee experience — all in one connected system. As you plan, you are also creating the Public Map at the same time. 1. Draw the site 2. Drag on plots & vendors 3. Add the rest
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Measure distances on your event map
Use the Measure tool on the Planning Map to check distances in metres — segment by segment, with a total length in the sidebar.
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Barrier lines for crowd control on your event map
Draw modular barrier runs on the Planning Map — choose barrier type, height, and module width, with quantities as you plan.
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Parametric models on your event map
Adjust width, depth, height, colour, walls, and other options on parametric tents, bars, kiosks, and site infrastructure.
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Alignment paths for lining up plots and stalls
Draw an alignment path on the Planning Map to snap, space, and face plots, stages, and other items along a market row or curve.
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Map props, furniture and site dressing for event layouts
Place benches, bins, rocks, plants, vehicles, food icons and other props on your festival site plan.
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Event signage and sponsor billboards on the planning map
Place sponsor boards and wayfinding signs — image, scale, and camera-facing options.
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Festival string lights and overhead lighting on your map
Plan festoon lighting along paths and market rows — draw a run and set pole height.
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Add trees and woodland to your festival site plan
Draw wooded areas on your event layout — tree type, scale, and density for festival and outdoor site plans.