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Experience Settings

Settings for the whole experience (not a single scene). Open them with the Settings button (top-right) when nothing is selected.

Information & discovery

  • Name – shows wherever the experience is shared, inside Scenery and out. Make it enticing.
  • Description – a concise hook (max 120 characters).
  • Tags – up to 5; they appear on the preview and help discovery.
  • Category – a primary and an optional secondary category.
  • Thumbnail – upload an image, or use the Snapshot button to capture the scene (it uploads to the asset library and sets it as the thumbnail). The thumbnail + name + description are the first thing people see.

The Information & Discovery settings – name, description, tags, categories, and the experience thumbnailThe Information & Discovery settings.

  • Availability:
    • Public – anyone with the link can open it, and it may appear in the Creators tab. Only make public what's ready to share.
    • Private – only you can open it, even with the link. For confidential / in-progress work.
    • Link – anyone with the link can open it (and it can be featured), but it won't show on your public profile. Good for team / client review.

The Availability menu – Public, Private, or LinkThe Availability menu – Public, Private, or Link.

Sharing & delivery

  • Generate link – the gateway to your experience. On paid plans the link is an App Clip (instant access with no app install) – open it from a QR code or NFC tag for the smoothest entry (it skips the browser). Without a QR/NFC tag, a browser link shows an "open App Clip" prompt (Safari, non-private browsing only) – which is why a QR code is recommended. (Free plan can't share App Clips; Agency/Enterprise can customize the App Clip card.)
  • Allow featuring – let other creators discover it in Scenery. Turn off for NDA work.
  • Enable SharePlay – share the experience in a SharePlay session (best on Vision Pro; also iOS/iPadOS).
  • Scene transition loading indicator – the spinner shown when moving between scenes; disable it for seamless, immersion-preserving transitions.
  • Update link metadata – regenerates the shareable link and refreshes its preview card (the name, thumbnail, and description shown when the link is opened or shared). The button reads Generate link before a link exists, and Update link metadata afterwards – use it to refresh the preview after you change the experience's name, thumbnail, or description.

Sharing and delivery – Generate link, Allow featuring, Enable SharePlay, the scene transition loading indicator, platforms, and the WebXR toggleSharing & Delivery – Generate Link, featuring, SharePlay, platforms, and WebXR.

Platforms & WebXR

  • Platforms – all supported by default; restrict to selected platforms if needed.
  • WebXR support (beta, opt-in) – also run the experience in a browser (Android and other devices) via the WebXR viewer. A subset of features carries over (native-only features don't). It's available to every creator – just turn on the WebXR support toggle to opt in. (Still in beta, so expect rough edges.)

Presentation mode

  • Immersive (default) – a fully immersive experience around the user.
  • Volume (Apple Vision Pro) – a bounded volume that coexists with other windows/volumes (like a spatial widget). Options: allow resize, allow rotation, show base plate, adjust for viewport, content scale factor (shrink the whole scene into a diorama), and content clipping margins (let content spill a set distance beyond the volume before it's clipped – e.g. a waterfall falling just past the edge).

Volume presentation mode – resize, rotation, base plate, adjust for viewport, content scale factor, and clipping marginsVolume presentation mode options.

Branding

(Agency / Enterprise only.)

  • Intro text (max 120 chars) – a short intro card shown when the experience opens.
  • Tint – a custom colour applied to UI like buttons and the pause menu.
  • Header image – shown on the intro screen above the intro text.
  • Logo – watermarks the photos and videos users capture from within the experience (every experience ships with built-in photo/video capture + sharing, even in an App Clip), and appears on the pause screen.

The Branding controls – tint colour, header image, and logoThe Branding controls.

Scripting

  • Runtime version – the scripting runtime the experience uses (currently one version).