I just thought up a way to add multiplayer for animations that would protect the players helping with the animation from the trolls. There’s 2 ways I can think of. The first way would be, basically, there would be a “Host” of the room, and that “Host” can open the room to other players or keep it private. If a player joins the room, the host can customise their permissions (there would be a “player permissions” tab only available for the host, and it would be full of checkboxes for things like “can delete frames” “can delete stickfigures (would automatically disable their ability to clear the frame in frame tools)” “can move stickfigures” “can create stickfigures” etc etc, and the host would be able to disable and enable permissions to prevent trolls from destroying projects.

Meanwhile, way 2 would prevent you from having to go through all that complicated permissions stuff altogether. Way 2 is to simply make it so that each player has their own username and the host can choose to invite players to help them animate. This way, trolls can’t even get in, nobody that the host doesn’t want to get in, won’t get in. Just a couple of suggestions. Maybe they could both be combined. *waits 25 minutes for 1,896 frames of a project to export to a gif* “File size too large? no way!” *take 2* “filesize too large” *lets out an annoyed sigh* I’ll just make a much simpler demonstration gif.