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# Publishing, Sharing & Remixing

Once your world is ready, mtion makes it easy to publish, share, and empower others to build on your work—right from the editor.

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## 1. Publishing Your Experience

**A. Quick-Publish Button**

1. Click the **Publish** button in the Hang Toolbar (next to Interactions).
2. Fill in your **Title**, **Description**, **Thumbnail**, **Tags**, and **Settings**.
3. Hit **Publish**—your Experience goes live immediately.

**B. World Settings Popup**

1. In **Edit Mode**, click the **Settings (⚙️)** icon beside the Interactions tab.
2. In the **Edit** window, update:
   * **Name & Description**
   * **Status:** Private, Unlisted, or Public
   * **Remixable:** Enabled or Disabled
   * **Thumbnail**, **Category**, etc.
3. Click **Save** or **Open** → **Publish** to confirm changes.

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## 2. Visibility & Remix Settings

* **Status:**
  * **Private:** Only you can open/edit in your Dashboard.
  * **Unlisted:** Hidden from search; accessible via direct link.
  * **Public:** Listed in Discover and searchable by everyone.
* **Remixable:**
  * **Enabled:** Others can fork your Experience into their Dashboard.
  * **Disabled:** Prevents community remixes.

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## 3. Sharing Links

* **Copy Link:** After publishing, click **Share → Copy Link**.

Here's an example link: <https://www.mtion.xyz/play/N2JiYTY0NzctZjM2NS00ZGVjLTlkZmEtYThkZGYwN2JhZWFl>

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## 4. Remixing Experiences

1. **Fork:** Users click **Remix** on your Experience page or paste the link into mtion and choose **Remix**.
2. **Import:** mtion clones your world into their Dashboard as a new **World**.
3. **Customize:** They can tweak, add logic, and **Publish** their own Experience—credited to your original as the parent.

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## 5. Best Practices

* **Engaging Thumbnails & Descriptions:** Draw players in with clear, compelling previews.
* **Encourage Remixing:** Invite creators to remix and credit your original.
* **Regular Updates:** Republish often—live Multiplayer sessions update instantly for players.
* **Privacy Checks:** Use Unlisted status for testing before a public launch.

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With mtion’s dual-publish workflows and built-in remix pipeline, your creations aren’t just static worlds—they become living, evolving communities.


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