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Plan CAD block of three upholstered seats around a small round table with nested human figures
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Living Room Seating Plan with People Figures

Three seats around a small round table in plan, two of them carrying a nested human figure block.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
metresread from the geometry — the file's unit flag says inches, but it is metre-sized
Size
3.4 × 2.8 m (width × height)
Entities
53 block references, 1 circle and 1 paragraph text
Layers
punto 01
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
47 KB
Updated

About this block

Three seats stand around a circle of 0.255 m radius, a 0.51 m round side table, with a three-seater below, a two-seater on the left and a wing chair on the right. Two of the three inserts nest a human figure: Peopleplan_055 at 0.69 by 1.17 m and Peopleplan_057 at 0.61 by 0.79 m, both placed at 0.9 scale over the cushions. The seat definitions run 39 to 45 entities each, mostly lines with 15 or 16 arcs shaping the arm rolls.

All three inserts share a 0.9373 scale and two are mirrored on X, so the arrangement is one seat family turned and flipped rather than three unrelated sofas. The group covers roughly 3.4 by 2.8 m and reads well at 1:50 in a hotel lobby, a waiting area or a compact apartment lounge. The odd rotations, 1.6 and 5.1 radians, already turn the seats inward, so place the group as a unit and rotate the whole thing to suit the room.

Set the insert scale back to 1 before you measure anything, otherwise every dimension you pull off a seat comes up six per cent short. If the figures are not wanted, open the two parent definitions in the block editor and delete the nested insert rather than exploding the seat, which keeps the upholstery geometry as a block. Layer punto 01 is a leftover name; merge it into your own furniture layer as soon as the group lands.

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Questions

How big is the round table?

It is a single circle of 0.255 m radius, so 0.51 m across. That is a side table rather than a coffee table.

Can I remove the people?

Yes. Edit the two parent block definitions and delete the nested Peopleplan insert; the seats themselves stay untouched.