Upload the map. Walk the festival.
A site plan is a flat drawing that only the ops lead can read. The 3D maker turns it into a place anyone can stand in.
1Upload the site map (PNG, JPG or PDF). It becomes the ground.UPLOAD
2Calibrate one known distance, like a fence line or a football pitch.SCALE
3Zones are detected from the drawing and proposed; you confirm and name them.ZONES
4Place stages, tents, vendor rows, toilets, fences, gates, trees, lights and crowd from the library.BUILD
5Walk it or fly it, day or night, check sightlines and egress, share a link.WALK
What it is
A believable model of your grounds: terrain from the map, textured ground, real-size stages and structures, a crowd at the density you set, lights that come on at night. Good enough to settle an argument about where the second stage goes, or to show a council the emergency lanes.
What it is not
Not a photograph and not a survey. Heights are estimated unless you give them. Trees are placed where the map shows green, not where each trunk stands. If you need a stamped drawing, the 3D model is the thing you show before you pay for one.