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Details

Select a piece to move, resize, turn, rename, show or hide, copy, or remove it.

Select a piece in the workspace, or tap Details in the Add sidebar and select the piece by name, to move, resize, turn, rename or remove it.

In the Add sidebar, tap Details to open a list of everything in the workspace: PARTS, then OUTFITS, SKINS, MOVE SETS, POSES, and SKETCH as the fig gains them. Tap a piece in this list, or tap it directly in the workspace, to open its page.

ADD PlaceDrawDetails
PARTS · 3
left armbodyhead
MOVE SETS · 1
Idle
left arm 24 faces
Rename
Show itShownHidden
ActionMoveSizeTurn
Which↔ Side⤢ Front↕ Up
Clothes No
Moves still
More Copy · Mirror · Save · Remove
The Details page for one piece: Rename, Show it, the Action and Which rows, and the Clothes, Moves, and More folds. The Steps card on the left side of the canvas holds the buttons for what the rows arm.
Move
left arm · Side
Left
Right
SmallMediumBig
Hold to keep going
The Steps card beside the Details page, with Move armed to Side.

Rename

The top section displays the piece’s name and its face count. Tap Rename to enter a new name (up to 18 characters), then Name it. Names appear wherever pieces are listed, including hints and the Animate tab.

Show it

Use the Show it row to toggle the selected piece between Shown and Hidden. A clothes part has no Show it row: the outfit it belongs to decides when it shows.

Action and Which: Move, Size, and Turn

The Action row arms what the piece does: Move, Size, or Turn. The Which row under it sets the direction: Side, Front, or Up for Move and Turn; Wide, Tall, or Deep for Size. The two buttons that apply it are on the Steps card on the left side of the canvas, with the step size under them. Hold a button to keep going.

  • Move: The buttons read Left and Right, Back and Forward, or Down and Up. The piece steps through the workspace; Small, Medium, or Big sets how far.
  • Size: The buttons read Narrower and Wider, Shorter and Taller, or Thinner and Deeper. Size shares Move’s step. A piece can shrink to a quarter block. At that limit a message says so.
  • Turn: The buttons read Turn left and Turn right. The step size on the card is the angle: , 15°, 45°, or 90°. 90° is the default setting. Rotated pieces automatically snap back to the grid and elevate so they do not intersect the floor.

The card counts the presses that changed the piece; a refused press is not a step. Tap to fold it into its Steps tab.

Clothes

The Clothes fold opens in place. Its Clothes switch (No or Yes) marks the piece as something a fig wears. With it on Yes, a Kind dropdown appears (Hat, Wear, Hold, or Extra), a Worn on dropdown (the part that carries the piece), a row for the current outfit (Worn or Off), and Save as clothes any fig can use. Open the closet turns the page to The Closet .

Moves

The Moves fold is a one-line reference to what the piece does in the Animate tab (for example, no move, or Bounce · on Body). Tap Edit its moves in Animate to go there.

More

The More fold holds the one-shot actions:

  • Save as a part: Saves the piece to your reusable library. See Parts .
  • Make a copy: Creates a duplicate piece positioned one block away from the original. The page switches to the new copy so you can immediately move it into place.
  • Mirror a copy: Makes a flipped copy of the piece. Tap it and three rows open under it. Which way sets the flip direction: Side, Front, or Up. Across sets the mirror line: the World middle, or Beside it, with a Gap of Touching, 1, 2, or 4 blocks. While the rows are open, a see-through preview shows where the copy will be placed, the mirror plane is drawn across the world in the axis’s color, and a line under the rows describes it. If the piece crosses the line, or the copy would extend past the world’s edge, the plane turns grey, the line says why, and the button is disabled. Tap Make the mirrored copy to make it. Build a left arm, mirror it on Side, and a right arm appears on the other side.
  • Remove this part: Deletes the selected piece. A confirmation prompt will appear first. Tapping Undo restores the piece. (Note: Removing a piece also deletes the fig’s skins and animated skin pages. Tapping Undo will restore these as well.)
  • Clear the guide sketch: Appears only while the fig has a guide sketch. Clears it everywhere.

Press and hold a piece in the workspace to open a quick menu containing its name, Duplicate, Mirror a copy, Save as a part, and Trash. It is a shortcut to the same actions, and it opens the Part card under it: Move, Size, Turn, Make a copy, Mirror a copy, More…, and Remove. The Part card’s More… has a Shading switch (Square, Smooth, or Rounded) that shades this piece alone, over the fig’s own setting.

The same choice is a Shading dropdown on the part’s page in Details, under Action and Which, so a piece can be made Smooth or Rounded at any time after it is placed. A note under it says whether the piece follows the rest of the fig.

Size and Turn modify the base shape of the piece. If the piece already has poses, or if the fig has skins or animated skin pages, a warning prompt will appear. Selecting Sculpt anyway will erase that piece’s moves and all associated skins.

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