What if the game allowed users to upload and download an entire new type of album, which I'll call "Storylines" (and current one, I call "Card Level"), and authors could create sub-albums (let's call them "Levels") within it—appearing as Levels' cards without QR codes but more like zip files having multiple QR images as parts? It would greatly improve organization. With this setup, there'd be no need for large environments. Instead, Levels' QRs would automatically save split info and link to respective QR image parts, and these parts would connect via teleportation doors at the edges of exceeding objects in the game. This approach would drastically reduce the need for massive QR codes for each level (if author prefers Storyline over Card Level). Players would only gain access to the Level itself, not each QR image part (which would be reserved for editing specific Levels). However, creating such stories would demand significant effort and could quickly eat up one's account storage. My inspiration for this idea comes from the game "Tiny Room Stories: Town Mistry" . And I think the new type of adventure idea, Spell Book by @Valentin, would fit in this new category perfectly.
