Zud
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Ok if I can only have a building 16' x 20' (320sqft). How many average sized games can I fit in there without being too cramped? Building size can change slightly, but no larger than 320sqft.
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Figuring 10 along each of the 20 foot walls, and then an island of two rows back to back down the middle, roughly 38-40.
Figuring 10 along each of the 20 foot walls, and then an island of two rows back to back down the middle, roughly 38-40.
Ok if I can only have a building 16' x 20' (320sqft). How many average sized games can I fit in there without being too cramped? Building size can change slightly, but no larger than 320sqft.
Figuring 10 along each of the 20 foot walls, and then an island of two rows back to back down the middle, roughly 38-40.
Zud, square footage is gonna disappear real fast.
In the simplest scenario, you'd obviously want align most your one player cabs along the two opposing walls. Yet even if you just did this, you'd fit 8 cabs comfortably, not 10. However, most likely you'd want to mix in some bigger cabs or multiplayer cabs at the corners, in which case I'd get a total of 6 standard cabs nice and tight and one big cab per side.
After throwing cockpits, cocktails, or maybe a couple islands in the center, you'd maybe only fit 5-8 more cabs.
Based on this layout, I can fit 16 along the walls and another 4 in a working center.
magic number for a healthy layout: 20
See pic. And please don't make me slap you for not using Sketchup in the first place.
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My arcade is roughly 15x30 and the first 10 of the 30 is for a couch and 1 vid ( Journey on wall by itself..) The other 15 x 20 holds 9 vids up each side and 2 cocktails in center.. Here is a few pics. Still have room 2 walk down on each side of bench and cocktails..