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Vids brings videos, Shorts, and live streams into the spaces where people discuss and share their work. Creators keep their attribution while publishing alongside their community's articles and conversations.

Use a short session to learn new material, see where you hesitated, and choose a useful next review. You need a collection you can access with completed entries, or completed material in your personal library.

Import saves time when you already have a prepared set of definitions or translations. Lexi needs explicit prompt-and-answer records; it does not turn ordinary prose or a vocabulary table into translated practice material automatically.

Use a focused Lexi session when broad review is no longer the best use of your time. You can target a challenge direction, a learning status, or entries carrying a chosen flag.

Prepare a collection that other people can study independently. This guide takes you from an empty draft to published material, while keeping each learner's answers and progress personal.

Storyboard brings scene planning into your space. Build a visual sequence with shot notes, dialogue, images, and timing, then review it alongside its article and comments.

Turn a useful word or sentence from an article into personal practice, then return to the original passage when you want its context. Captures stay in your personal library rather than becoming part of a shared collection.

Stage turns an idea for a place into a shared 3D scene. Combine rough structures, landscapes, sketches and references, then frame views for discussion or AI rendering.

A space-owned Canvas has an online saved copy, and it can also have changes that are still in progress. Live collaboration and browser recovery help you continue working, but **seeing an edit on screen is not the same as confirming it is saved online**.

Painting in Canvas works on the selected layer, within the document and any active selection. Start by checking that target: a hidden or locked layer, an active mask, or a text layer can explain why a stroke behaves differently from what you expected.