Global Settings

The Global Settings panel allows administrators to configure the foundational identity, branding, and publishing parameters of their platform.

These settings define how the platform presents itself to users, how it appears publicly, and how content categories are managed.

Global Settings are divided into three main tabs:

1. Branding
2. Publishing Options
3. Public Access

Branding

The Branding tab customizes how some parts of your platform appears to users and external viewers.

It covers visual identity, SEO metadata, and loading experiences.

SEO & Social Sharing

Defines how your platform appears when shared on social media or indexed by search engines.

• Title
  The page title displayed in browsers and search results.
  Example:

  “XRHUB”

• Description
  A brief summary for social previews or meta tags.
  Example:

  “Mix 3D models, architecture pieces, lighting, and images to craft custom VR spaces. Whether you envision a sophisticated boardroom or a cosmic adventure, the creative power is yours!”

• Social Sharing Image
  The default image displayed when your site link is shared on social media platforms.

• Logo
  Your platform’s official logo used across the interface and in shared content.

Login & Loading Splash

Customizes the appearance of the platform’s login screen and loading interface.

• Name
  The display title for the platform in the login screen (e.g., “XRHUB”).

• Splash Image
  The image shown on the platform’s login and welcome screen.

• Splash Image Credits
  Attribution or credits for the splash image’s creator or source.
  Example:

  “Photography by Gustavo Perez. New Extractivism by Vladan Joler, 2022. Media Under Dys.”

• Loading Splash Image
  The image that appears during the loading process before entering the platform.

• Loading Splash Image Credits
  Attribution text for the loading screen image.
  Example:

  “Photography by Gustavo Perez. New Extractivism by Vladan Joler, 2022. Media Under Dystopia 3.0”

Themes

Controls the color scheme and overall aesthetic style of the platform’s user interface inside the metaverse.

• Theme Configuration JSON
  The theme structure is defined using JSON variables that specify color palettes and UI states.

  Example configuration:

  "name": "MUD Default",
      "id": "mud-metaverse-dark-mode",
      "default": true,
      "variables": {
        "primary-color": "#FE12A8",
        "primary-color-minor-opacity": "#FE12A81a",
        "primary-color-hover": "#EA5DB6",
        "primary-color-pressed": "#FE12A8",
        "background2-color": "#FFFFFF",
        "loading-screen-background": "#FFFFFF",
        "link-color-hover": "#EA5DB6",
        "link-color": "#FE12A8",
        "link-color-pressed": "#FE12A8",
        "accept-color-pressed": "#FE12A8",
        "accent1-color": "#252525",
        "accent1-color-hover": "#5D646C",
        "accent1-border-color": "#2B313B",
        "accent1-color-pressed": "#FFFFFF",
        "accent2-color": "#252525",
        "accent2-color-hover": "#5D646C",
        "accent2-color-pressed": "#FFFFFF",
        "accent2-border-color": "#2B313B",
        "accent3-color-pressed": "#FFFFFF",
        "accent3-color": "#252525",
        "accent3-color-hover": "#5D646C",
        "accent3-border-color": "#2B313B",
        "accent4-color": "#FE12A8",
        "accent4-border-color": "#FE12A8",
        "accent4-color-hover": "#EA5DB6",
        "accent4-color-pressed": "#FE12A8",
        "accent5-color": "#252525",
        "accent5-border-color": "#2B313B",
        "accent5-color-hover": "#5D646C",
        "accent5-color-pressed": "#FFFFFF",
        "action-color": "#21242C",
        "action-color-highlight": "#3d3d3d",
        "border-radius-regular": "0px",
        "border-radius-small": "0px",
        "mic-setup-modal-bg-color": "#F5F5F5",
        "toolbar-icon-selected-bg": "#E7E7E7",
        "toolbar-icon-color": "#FFFFFF",
        "text5-color": "#FFFFFF",
        "text4-color": "#252525",
        "font-family-default": "Saira, sans-serif, Poppins, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, Segoe UI, Roboto, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif, Apple Color Emoji, Segoe UI Emoji, Segoe UI Symbol",
        "navbar-background": "#000",
        "navbar-text-color": "#fff"
    }

Publishing Options

The Publishing Options tab manages how content categories are organized and displayed across the platform.

Categories

Categories define how content is organized and discovered across different areas of the platform, including the Community page and other relevant sections.

• Enable MaaS Categories
  Toggles the Metaverse-as-a-Service category system on or off, this means the system will take categories into account.

• Verses Categories
  Define categories used when creating or filtering verses.
  These categories appear in the Community and help organize verse-based experiences.

• Templates Categories
  Define categories for templates, making them easier to browse and reuse across projects.

• Activations Categories
  Define categories for activations, improving discoverability in the Community and event-related sections.

• Archive Categories
  Define categories for archive resources and assets, helping organize stored content.

How Categories Work

• Categories are applied when publishing content
• Content tagged with categories becomes discoverable in:
  • Community page
  • Filtering systems across the platform
• Categories can be added by typing a name and pressing Enter
• Multiple categories can be created and managed for each content type

💡 Use categories to structure content clearly and improve discoverability across the platform.

Public Access

The Public Access tab controls whether public content can be viewed without requiring users to sign in.

Public Content Access

The Enable Public Access option determines whether publicly available content can be accessed by anonymous visitors.

When enabled:

• Publicly published content can be viewed without signing in.
• Visitors can access public pages directly through shared links.
• Published profiles, subdomains and other public content become accessible to anyone with the appropriate URL.

When disabled:

• Users must authenticate before accessing platform content.
• Shared links redirect visitors to the login page if authentication is required.
• Only authenticated users with the appropriate permissions can view published content.

Enable Public Access

Use the Enable Public Access toggle to control this behavior for the entire platform.

1. Open Global Settings.
2. Select the Public Access tab.
3. Toggle Enable Public Access on or off.
4. Click Save Changes.

🔹 Note: This setting applies globally across the platform. Disabling public access prevents anonymous visitors from viewing publicly shared content, even if individual assets, Verses, profiles, or subdomains are marked as public.