RockMonster

There is also a buffer to either side of the seating. Here it shows the boundary line: There are about 2' of space on each side between the chairs and the rectangle I set for placing the chairs, so I lose about 1 chair from each row, and a full row of seating. Offset first row only fixes front and back, not sides. When I do offset it to where I want the front row to be, there is enough space for an additional row to come into the block, but it doesn't. When I offset it far enough back, a row will be cut out, so I expected the program to add a row when there was space. Does that make sense? Screenshot of new offset placement: [img:left]http://i.imgur.com/eZhRTYy.png[/img]

Another question: The buffer around my seats. Why is it there, and how do I get rid of it? The seating insertion in the Getting Started video on the VW site does not have that buffer. I tried resetting preferences to see if that would help, and it hasn't. Thanks, Rocky

It worked! Thanks so much, michael.

Hey, I'm having trouble with creating seating in my theatre. I'm working in a black box, and have to creating new seating blocks for each show. This particular one, I just have a rectangle that I'm trying to fill. The risers I'm working with are 3' deep. For some reason, when I set the row spacing to 3', I get two half-full rows. It works almost fine at 2' (some weirdness around the edges, I lose a seat or two per row, but I think I can fix that by fussing with the rectangle). What is it that I'm doing wrong? Here are some screen shots: [img:left]http://i.imgur.com/UwvXrYS.png[/img] [img:left]http://i.imgur.com/XunMDOb.png[/img] [img:left]http://i.imgur.com/nzKLJwm.png[/img]

Yes, it works! Thanks so much!!

Thanks! I'll give that a try.

Hi, I am trying to model a set I designed in VectorWorks, but I am running into a problem. I have three flats that have very wavy tops. Initially, I just placed three walls to hold the space until I got to that point. Now, I can't figure out how to give them the curvy tops they need. Thanks, RockMonster