User Settings

User Accounts

You don't need an account to use MUD, but some features are only available if you sign in. These include:

• Uploading custom avatars.
• Saving avatars to "My Avatars".
• Changing scenes.
• Uploading custom scenes.
• Pinning objects in a room.
• Using room moderation tools.
• Saving rooms to favorites.

To set up an account, the only information we require is an email address and a password.

Once you create an account, you will be able to access a new user dropdown where you can change and store different settings.

Changing Name and Avatar

The first time you enter a MUD room you will choose a name and an avatar. You can change them at any time by clicking the "Avatar" menu in the top left corner of the screen and selecting "Avatar Settings".

Use one of our featured avatars or upload your own.

My media

The My Media Modal gives you the ability to upload and preserve your assets for future use.

To get started, simply head to the "My Media" section, there click the "+" button to initiate the upload process.

Upload the asset of your choice and provide a name and description to easily identify it later. Once completed, your media will be saved within the metaverse, accessible from your dashboard, editor, or any other MUD instance.

Furthermore, you can conveniently incorporate your uploaded media into any scene by selecting the asset you've created.

My Work

If you have artist permissions on our dashboard, you will have the opportunity to save your artwork to your MUD account.

When uploading artworks, you can use the Work tab and follow the same process for storing assets. The sole distinction lies in the requirement to provide additional details about the artwork. The title and author name are the only mandatory fields, while all other fields are elective.

Once you upload your artwork, you can position in the metaverse by clicking on it from the My Work tab. A QR code will be generated for it along with a label with the information you provide.

Community Media

With the Community Media, you have access to an extensive collection of 3D objects from Sketchfab, as well as an array of Public Domain Art. This facilitates the inclusion of artworks and 3D objects in your virtual environments.

Public Domain Art

In the Public Domain Art section, you can find fine art prints from the best of Public Domain Museum Art pieces around the world.

To integrate an artwork into your scene simply click the chosen artwork and it will be appear. You can do different things with this artwork, such as see it as it is in AR by scanning the QR code or customize and edit it to make them uniquely yours.

QR Code

After scanning the provided QR code, you will be redirected to MUD's AR editor, where you can view the artwork with the modifications you made. Simply click the position icon on your phone to initiate an augmented reality viewing experience on the real world.

Report Bug Page

Your feedback is crucial in helping us identify and resolve any problems promptly. To report a bug, simply follow the link and fill out the form with as much detail as possible about the encountered issue. Please include steps to reproduce the bug, the device and browser you are using, and any error messages you may have received. Our dedicated team will investigate the matter thoroughly and work diligently to fix the problem. Thank you for helping us improve our platform, ensuring a smooth and seamless experience for all users!

Adding room to favorites

Add a room to your list of favorites by clicking the heart in the left corner of the screen. You can also click the 'Avatar' menu and clicking 'Add to favorites'. Adding a room to your favorites makes it easier to find again by adding it to your home MUD screen at the end of the page.

To remove the room from your favorites, open the room and click the heart so it appears unfilled.

Advance User Settings

Advanced user settings (e.g., media volume, movement controls, graphics resolution, etc), can be found in the settings section of the more dropdown menu.

Here you can edit the audio settings (selected mic, speakers), and other advance settings like language, cursor size, FPS counter, etc.