Sharing

Tap Share on a fig, scene, or pattern’s card (the ↗ in the card’s title bar does the same). From the fig editor, open the Share menu, tap To the community, a friend, or a widget…, then Community. In the scene editor the row reads To the community, or a friend…. Clips share from their strip; see Sharing a clip .

The share sheet

Share to the community asks for:

• A name for the piece, up to 40 characters. It suggests the one it already has.
• Up to 3 Tags from the fixed list.
• A tick box: This content is rated 13+.
• A tick box: Mature content. Only visible to 13+ users who have enabled it. This row shows for 13+ accounts. Ticking it ticks 13+ too.
• For figs and scenes, Others can export the game file (.glb): remixing is always OK. On, people can take your work into a game engine. Off, your work can be remixed in the app but cannot be exported as a file. The choice applies to every remix of the piece.

The sheet says that sharing means you agree to the Terms, and that all shared content is moderated. Most shares are approved within a day. Tap Send it in.

Technique chips

Shared figs show up to three technique chips. The app reads the file when you share and labels what it finds. Figs can get moving parts, it moves or bendy moves, glowing or painted, skins, animated skin, magic cut, and carved. Scenes can get water or mirror, after dark, speech, and real photo. The chips are labels, not buttons.

Your submissions

Signed in, the community grid’s tag row ends with a Shared by you tab. Everything you sent in is there, each piece with its status: In review, Live, Sent back, or Removed. A sent-back piece shows the reason. Your inbox gets a mail when a share goes live or is sent back.

If you delete your account, what you shared stays in the community. Its byline changes from your @name to a departed maker.

Sharing a scene includes everything in it: the figs and patterns it uses.