Export a scene
One card asks where it is going. Photos, the community, a game engine, your table, or a friend.
Share this scene (in the scene editor’s Share menu) opens a card with one question, Where is it going?, and five destinations. Pick one and the card flips to that destination’s own page.
Shoot a clip
Opens the Camera on the Clip output. The same camera is the scene editor’s Camera tab, with all four outputs: photos, looping GIFs, video, and clips, styles and lenses included.
The community
Share the scene for everyone to see and remix . It goes through the same sharing flow as a fig.
A game engine (.glb)
One .glb of the entire scene. Every piece keeps its position,
size, spin, colors, and patterns, and each one is named after the
fig’s name on its organizer
form.
Open the file in Blender or a game engine and the outline reads
Little_House, Pine_Tree, stage.
Your real table (.usdz)
The same scene as an AR Quick Look file. Open it on an iPhone or iPad (tap it in Files, Messages, or Mail) and the scene stands on your table at real size. The viewer needs no app; Apple devices read the format with no plugins.
A friend with Ünflat (.scene)
One .scene file that bundles the scene and everyone in it.
Send it to a friend with the app and they get the whole thing, every
fig included, theirs to keep making.
Buildings go to Roblox
The whole scene has no Roblox door, but its buildings do, one at a time. Tap a drawn building and its card carries a Roblox section with two controls: Ground under it and Send it to Roblox. Ground under it brings the ground the building stands on along. Send it to Roblox downloads a .lowpoly file the
Ünflat Studio pluginbuilds at walking scale. One storey stands 12 studs tall, so a Roblox character fits through the door.
Everything at rest
Scene exports capture everything posed and still. Animations play in the app and in each fig’s own .glb export , which carries its animation clips.
Walkthroughs that use this
No walkthroughs reference this tool yet.