Your figs

Home is a shelf of trading cards, one per fig, each wearing its thumbnail. Tap a card to flip it to its record page . The Edit action (or the ✦ button for something new) opens the editor.

The six tabs

The tabs split your library. Today opens first:

• Today: the day’s page. What you were last making, the snapshot of the day, the Design challenges board, doors into everything else.
• Figs: your models. A Your figs | Community switch at the top picks whose shelf you browse.
• Scenes: your scenes , with the same Your | Community switch.
• Patterns: your patterns , next to the starter shelves, with the same switch.
• Learn: the Learn islands .
• Clips: the clips hub, with a featured clip and the community’s latest.

There is no separate Community tab: the community lives inside Figs, Scenes, Patterns, and Clips, one flip of that switch away.

Inside the Figs tab

A row of category tabs filters the shelf: All, Furniture, Buildings, Vehicles, Nature, Food, Characters, Animals, Decor, Props (the same categories a card’s record page files it under). A sort chip cycles Newest first, Name A–Z, Oldest first.

Between the cards, the shelf holds a few live pieces: your inline 3D shelf , a display page, a snapshot.

Your parts

The Your parts row on the Figs tab lists the figs you saved as parts. Stamp one onto any fig from Stack › Parts… in the editor.

Starting a new fig

The ✦ button opens the New fig card: give it a name, pick a kind from the nine categories, and pick its grid resolution : Chonky (8³), Balanced (16³), or Crisp (32³). The grid is permanent for the fig, so pick it before you build.

The card also offers From a picture: pick a photo and it becomes a standing paper-cutout fig. See-through pixels are real holes.

Nothing here needs housekeeping. Figs save themselves while you work and again when you leave the editor, so the shelf is always current.