The community

The Figs, Scenes, and Patterns tabs have a view switch: Your figs | Community (Your scenes and Your patterns on the other tabs). Select Community to see pieces the community shared.

Layout

Community tabs are split into sections:

• Picked shelves: Picked sets on a theme (e.g., In the City, At Home). Each collection we publish shows as its own shelf, under the title we give it. On the Patterns tab, All starts with a Starter borders row and Borders with a Starters row (when there are some): borders from us that open as a copy in the Pattern studio.
• Your favorites: A private shelf of pieces you favorited.
• Most applauded: Pieces ranked by public applause.
• The grid: The main grid of all community pieces (All community figs or All community scenes).
• Star board: Creators ranked by star points.

The main grid sorts by Newest first or Most applauded, with one row of category tabs (All, one category, or Shared by you). The categories are the 16 model categories and 9 scene categories. Posts keep their vibes, but the community tabs don’t filter by them.

When there are challenge answers, an Answered challenges shelf shows them. Under each card is the challenge it answered; select it to open that challenge’s page. The Patterns tab uses kind tabs instead of the category tabs. See The Patterns tab .

The main grid loads 30 pieces at a time. At the end, it shows That’s all of them for now.

The Clips tab shows all public clips. Your own clips show on a Your clips shelf at the top of the Clips tab and the bottom of the Scenes tab.

Community Cards and Detail Pages

Community cards show a picture, the piece’s title (not on pattern cards), the creator’s handle, the applause count, and the star count once it has stars. A fig or scene that moves plays its loop in the picture’s place. Pieces marked mature show a Mature badge. Selecting a card opens its detail page; selecting a clip card opens the player. Pieces published by deleted accounts show the creator as a deleted account.

Detail Page Controls

Selecting a community piece opens its detail page, with:

• Viewport: A fig’s or scene’s picture (a fig or scene that moves shows its loop instead), pattern tile, or clip poster with a Watch button. Watch closes the page and opens the clip in the player.
• Details: The piece’s kind, the date it was published (and updated [date] once an update of it was approved), and a link to the creator’s page (Tap for their page ›).
• Tags: For a fig, its look and its number of moves and skins; for a scene, its number of pieces; for a clip, its number of shots. Then its technique tags and the Mature flag.
• Credit: For remixes, a link to the piece it came from (remixed from @handle).
• Challenge: Made for: and the challenge, with the character’s face, on a piece entered in a design challenge. Selecting it opens the challenge’s page.
• Game file: Shows remix only (no game file) with a lock if the creator turned off .glb exports.
• Buttons: Public Applaud and Star, a private Favorite, and Remix.
• Remixes: Remixes of it published back to the community, newest first (REMIXES).
• OTHER TAKES: The other live takes for the same challenge, each a card. See all › opens the challenge’s page. With none, it shows Nobody else has shared one yet.
• Moderation: Report this and Block this maker buttons (not on your own pieces). Blocking a maker removes their pieces from the screen at once: every shelf and grid, open piece pages, the clips on the Clips tab and the player, and new clips in your inbox. A message shows @[name] is blocked. Manage blocked users in Settings. You stop being their fan. When you’re signed in, the first block of a maker also sends us a report, so we can review their work.
• Your own post: Update in review under the kind and date while an update of it is in review (only you see it), and a Take down button at the bottom while the post is live or in review. See Sharing .

Detail pages load the latest counts when they open. Pop-up sheets (sign-in, report forms, plan limits) open right over the detail page.

Access

Browsing and remixing don’t need an account. You need to sign in to applaud, star, publish, or report.

Mature pieces are hidden at first; to see them, turn on Show mature content (13+) under Settings › Account. Signed-out users can’t see 13+ or mature pieces. Every published piece is checked before it is listed.