To change your world’s name, go to the World tab and click into the Name field. A keyboard will appear for you to type in your desired name.

Next we can write a description, this will let people know about our world before they arrive. “Jump, Duck, Hide, and let’s have a Water Balloon Fight!” That sounds like a lot of fun!

Comfort ratings are a great way to inform visitors about the intensity of your world before they join the experience. As a good rule of thumb, if you move the player around a lot, that’s an intense experience.

Tags allow you to better categorize your world. There are many to choose from, and helps your world get discovered by people who are interested in that category.

To create a world thumbnail, start in preview mode and pull out your selfie stick. Line up the shot you want and snap a picture.

Looking to get feedback on your world, or just want to squash bugs and don’t have any Testers? Then try publishing your world as a Beta.

From World in your Build Menu, we can go to the Player Settings tab. Here we have an option to adjust Preview Mode VOIP Settings.

Player count allows you to adjust the maximum number of visitors allowed in your world. And even recommend a minimum player count needed to enjoy the experience.

Ready to share your creations with the world? We are almost ready to publish, before we do, let's review our world’s environment settings!

It is good practice to check the environment gizmo before publishing. If you have multiple, it’s best to delete the others as it can cause visitors in your world to have different voice settings.

With our world ready for publishing, head to your Build Menu, and on the World tab, in the top right is a globe icon. This allows you to publish your world.

From the World tab, you will notice there is a slashed out globe icon, this allows you to unpublish your world. There are many reasons you may want to do this like, having a limited time event, testing for bugs with more users, or just wanting to archive your world.

If you took advantage of sharing your world’s link on Facebook, consider snapping some pictures to share online as well. It’s always nice to share more about your world, and the experience people can expect.

Did you know that you can check on your creations from your computer? You can see if someone is currently in your world, how many unique visitors you’ve had, number of likes, and also get a link to share your world online.

Congratulations on making your first world, I am so proud of all you have accomplished, I’d encourage you to keep learning, keep building, and trying new things.