Showtime
Full-screen playback mode.
Showtime fills the screen with the view and hides all the controls. Continuous animations, animated skins , and lights play in the current render style .
Select parts with On touch, Once, or Open triggers to play them. Their attached parts fire their own triggers too. Tap anywhere else to leave Showtime and bring back the editor.
If the fig uses a move set made of steps, a Move set dropdown shows at the top left. Select Its own moves to play only the fig’s own loops, or select a move set’s name to play it.
In both editors
The Showtime toggle is in the top bar of both the fig editor and the scene editor. In a scene, Showtime plays all the animations on the placed figs; those set to On a tap or When another fig is tapped wait for a tap. You can still move and turn the camera (except in a photo scene, below). In a scene, select End the show to stop.
Tilt
Tilting the device tilts the camera during the show. On a computer, moving the mouse does this. On iPhone and iPad, the first Showtime asks once for motion sensor permission.
In a photo scene , the camera stays still so the figs stay lined up with the photo: no tilt, and drags, pinches, and the mouse wheel do nothing. Taps still play.