Person CAD Block — Seated Figure Leaning Back in Plan

About this block

Seen from above, this person sits with the torso turned and one arm thrown out to the upper right, the hand open and its fingers drawn one by one. The knees fold away to the lower left, so the pose reads as somebody lounging back rather than sitting upright at a desk. It is one insert covering 0.77 by 0.66 m, spread wider than a diner at a table because of that outstretched arm, and it carries the layer pair DIENHOA and DIEN HOA.

Use it in lounge, lobby and poolside plans where the furniture is low and the posture is loose: beside a daybed, on a rug, or on the deck next to a sun lounger. At 1:50 the open hand still registers, while at 1:200 it turns to a smudge, so keep a simpler outline for the smallest scales. The angled pose is also useful for breaking up a row of identical seated figures around a long table.

Put it on an entourage layer and give it ByLayer colour, so the figure prints a light grey instead of fighting the furniture around it. Rotate it to suit whatever it occupies, and mirror the block if the arm should reach the other way. Mirroring a plan figure costs nothing here because there is no text inside the block to come out backwards.

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