Room owners can set up different roles for their players and customize creation role options. Players can interact only with objects either created under their assigned role or tagged with a role filter applied by the room creator. Each role automatically applies a role filter to any objects created under it, ensuring players can only interact with objects tagged with their role filter.

Player A: Player A is assigned the Creator1 role in a room full of other players. Player A can now draw shapes while they are using their Maker Pen.

Player B: Player B is assigned the Creator2 role and pulls out their Maker Pen. Starts creating but wants to delete the work of another creator. Player B attempts to delete the work of Player A but nothing happens. Their pointer just goes through all objects made by Player A. Player B wants to then delete the room’s floor, points the Maker Pen at the floor but the pointer does not interact with the floor. Player B decides to get more clever and pulls out a respawner gadget and adds the #makerpenobject (cannot spawn shapes without the role filter applied) and nothing happens.

Players group C: Two players were assigned the Creator3 role and they pull out their Maker Pens and start creating a snowman. Both creators can interact with each other’s work because they have the same role filter.

Players cannot interact with role filters or roles outside their assigned roles.

• Every object created by the player in a role will have a role filter applied, and players with that role can only interact with objects that have that role filter. 

• If a player with a creative role adds tags to their objects, they can create complex logic with those tagged objects, as the role filter will be applied. Other players with different roles will not be able to interact with the logic, but the room owner can step in if there are any issues. 

• Players cannot create logic to spawn other players with different creative roles, helping to prevent trolling and disruption.