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Floor Designer

Where: Dining > Floor Designer
Who can use it: Permission: tables.manage_layout, tables.update or manage tables.
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The Floor Designer with the tool sidebar on the left and the drawing canvas on the right

The Floor Designer is a full-screen drawing tool. You build one floor plan per area, for example Main Dining or Terrace. Each plan belongs to the active branch and is saved with the branch.

  1. Open Dining > Floor Designer.
  2. Click New in the left sidebar.
  3. Type a Plan Name, for example Main Dining or Outdoor Terrace.
  4. Click Save. The new plan opens with an empty canvas.
The new window on the Floor Designer page
New: the window that opens.
  1. Open a section of the sidebar: Tables, Seats, Decor, Walls, Flooring or Markers.
  2. Click an item to drop it on the canvas.
  3. Drag it to the right place. Drag the round handle at the bottom right corner to resize it.
  4. Double-click a table to rename it, or type the name in the top bar while it is selected.
  5. Use the top bar to rotate, recolour, move forward or backward, duplicate or delete the selected item.
  6. Click Save in the sidebar header.

Nothing is stored until you click Save. If you leave the page first, your changes are lost.

  1. Pick the plan in the list at the top of the sidebar.
  2. Click Rename, change the name and click Save.
  3. To remove the plan, click Delete Plan and confirm.
  1. Select a table, booth or bar on the canvas.
  2. Open the Seats section.
  3. Use the minus and plus buttons to change the seat count.
  4. Click Seat Types to choose Chair, Armchair, Sofa or Corner sofa and type an exact number of seats, then click Apply.
  • Hold Ctrl (or Cmd) and scroll to zoom between 30 and 300 percent.
  • Hold Alt and drag, or use the middle mouse button, to pan.
  • Use the minus and plus buttons in the sidebar to zoom, and Reset View to go back to 100 percent.
Setting What it does
Back arrow Goes back to the previous page.
Tables and seats counter Shows how many tables and seats the open plan has.
Save Saves the name and every shape of the open plan.
Plan list Switches between the floor plans of the branch.
New Creates a new empty plan.
Rename Changes the name of the open plan.
Delete Plan Deletes the open plan after you confirm.
Setting What it does
Snap Grid On: items jump to a 30 pixel grid while you drag. Default on.
Show Grid Shows or hides the dotted grid. Default on.
Dark Canvas Switches the canvas between dark and light styling. Default on.
View Mode 2D / 3D Draws shapes flat (2D) or with depth (3D). Default 3D.
Canvas Color Six colours: Dark Slate, Navy, Charcoal, Forest, Light, White. The two light ones turn Dark Canvas off.
Auto Arranges all tables, booths and bars in a neat grid. Walls, floors and decor stay where they are.
Zoom - and + Changes the zoom in steps of 10 percent.
Reset View Zoom back to 100 percent and pan back to the start.
Section What it adds
Tables Round, Square and Rect tables (4 seats), Booth (6 seats), 4-Top (square, 4 seats), 8-Top (round, 8 seats) and Bar Counter (8 seats).
Seats Seat count and Seat Types for the selected table. Needs a selected table, booth or bar.
Decor Plant, Palm and Fern.
Walls Solid, Glass, Brick or Wood wall segment.
Flooring Tile, Wood, Concrete or Carpet floor area.
Markers Entry, WC, Exit and Kitchen signs.
Setting What it does
Type badge and Name Shows what the item is. The Name field renames it. Use the real table name for tables.
Rotate Turns the item by 45 or 90 degrees per click.
Colour dots Eight colours for the table body: Blue, Green, Orange, Purple, Pink, Cyan, Amber, Red.
Bring Forward / Send Backward Changes which item is drawn on top.
Duplicate Makes a copy slightly to the lower right. The copy is named with Copy at the end.
Delete Removes the item from the plan after you confirm. Saved only when you click Save.

When nothing is selected the top bar shows a legend (Available, Occupied, Reserved, Cleaning) and counters for tables, seats and free tables. Items change colour in the designer when a reservation points at them.