Players assemble short animated scenes from preset characters, objects, backgrounds, and visual effects. The experience is presented through menus and editing screens rather than an action-game viewpoint, with the player selecting elements and arranging them into a sequence.

The software emphasizes experimentation instead of traditional objectives, combat, or score-based play. Progress comes from building and previewing scenes, adding sound or dialogue where available, and refining the arrangement until the finished cartoon is ready to watch.

Start with a simple scene and preview it frequently. Working with a small number of elements makes timing and positioning easier to understand before adding more artwork or sound.

Save completed work when the software provides a save option, and treat the project as a sequence of short shots rather than one complicated scene. The available assets and editing functions are preset, so creativity comes mainly from composition and timing.