Tutorials

Learn the drag-and-drop editor - placing targets, walls, barriers, and props to build a complete stage layout.

Learn the drag-and-drop editor - GPA par settings.

Extend the built-in library by uploading your own props or saving multi-element templates like clamshells, swingers, and plate racks.

Camera controls, the prop palette, the arc menu, selection and grouping, and how the 3D editor differs from the 2D one.

Place shooting positions and waypoints, paint shot markers, walk the stage in first-person, and visualize line of sight.

Upload GLB models in the Custom Prop Builder, tag meshes as Threat / Steel / Structure, set behavior defaults, and share with your club.

A quick tour of the 3D editor - the views, the camera controls, and the lay of the toolbar.

Where props come from, and the context-sensitive control ring that surrounds a selected prop.

The hands-on manipulation toolkit - selecting, floor and vertical moves, rotating, grouping, and snap to grid.

Keeping work safe - manual save, the autosave pill, and rolling back through version history.

Place walls and chain them into a run, flip panels between classic and modern, cut window and door openings, and find the global wall material.

Turn a wall into a doorway, pick a leaf style, set how it sits and swings, time the swing, and wire an activator so a steel popper opens the door.

Place single and stacked barrels, choose between them by whether sightlines pass over or get blocked, and recolor them.

Draw cover lines and shooting-area lines, chain them into a continuous boundary, and snap their ends to walls.

Place chairs and tables, dress a tabletop, drop in a sedan, and swap the vehicle between its variants.

Place and edit a text label, and set hand start marks on the floor or on a prop face.