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Editing in Studio

Studio is where you edit your products, right next to your BrainGPT chat. Here's what each tool does.

Studio tools

Open a project and Studio shows its 3D scene with the tools around it. Pick any product in the scene and Setup, Textures and History work on that one.

Products: what's in the scene. See what the avatar is Wearing or browse All Products, search and filter, and add or remove worn products to check how an outfit matches.
Add products: bring in products from your Workspace or try things on from the Emporium.
Setup: the picked product's details, parts, rigging, listing and IMVU compatibility.
Textures: the picked product's texture files.
Avatar: body type, which body parts show, and variants.
History: the textures BrainGPT made and the images you sent in chat.
Export: export products from the scene to your platforms.
Resources: tutorials, help and guidelines.
Settings: the scene (background, lighting, grid), controls, preferences and tours.

Everything saves as you go

There's no Save button. Every change to your own product is saved as it happens: texture uploads and removals, texture settings, hidden body parts and part variants, and BrainGPT's edits. Nothing is lost when you leave, and exports always use the product as it is right now.

Changed your mind? Texture changes can be undone and redone, yours and BrainGPT's, and BrainGPT's messages have their own Undo button.

Tutorials

Want to see it in action? Watch How to use Remix and BrainGPT or browse the tutorials.

PreviousStorage and the Recycle Bin

Using products that aren't yours