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Release

Where to start​

Go to Release → New Entangled World.

New Entangled World

Depending on your user type, you can create a limited number of Entangled Worlds. Additional worlds can be added through add-ons.

Releasing a world opens a multi-step form.

STEP 1​

1) Choose an exoplanet​

Start by selecting a real exoplanet to entangle with your world.

You can:

  • Pick from suggested or future exoplanets
  • Search by name
  • Search by number (for example, typing 95 will show planets with that number in their name)

You can change the selected exoplanet later.

Exoplanet data​

By expanding the information panel, you can see astronomical and physical measurements from the current exoplanet database.

At the moment, this data mainly affects Cosmic LFO behavior inside Orbiters. Choosing a planet is primarily an artistic and symbolic decision.

2) Name your world​

Set a name for your Entangled World.

If you need inspiration, you can generate a name by selecting a biological kingdom:

  • Plantae
  • Fungi
  • Animalia

The generated name can be edited later.

3) Worldbuilding elementals​

Worldbuilding Elementals define the identity of your world.

They describe:

  • Geography
  • Flora
  • Fauna
  • Society
  • History

You can:

  • Apply a preset
  • Randomize all values
  • Define each element manually

These values are later used to generate visuals and narration.

4) Elemental Matrix​

The Elemental Matrix places your world between water, fire, earth, and air.

This influences visual generation and creates six world sections:

  • Main
  • Geography
  • Flora
  • Fauna
  • Society
  • DNA

Save draft or continue​

After completing the first step, you can save the world as a draft or continue to the next step.

STEP 2​

5) Planet texture generation​

In the second step, you can generate or regenerate the planet texture.

Select one of the available AI models and guide the generation using:

  • Art medium
  • Art technique
  • Color palette
  • Lighting style

Each world includes a limited number of texture credits based on your subscription. You can top up with texture credit packs if needed.

6) Scene and atmosphere​

On desktop, you can open the world in fullscreen to adjust scene parameters:

  • Starfield presets
  • Background colors
  • Number of moons (up to 247)
  • Moon textures and colors
  • World size and detail
  • Halo (color and size)
  • Clouds (texture, color, opacity, movement)
  • Lighting (ambient, surface, direction X/Y/Z)

7) Narration and story​

You can write narration for the world, including:

  • Introduction
  • Geography
  • Flora
  • Fauna
  • Society
  • History
  • Conclusion

You can also use assisted writing tools to generate or translate stories using different tones, formats, and languages.

8) Collaboration and access​

Define who can:

  • View the world
  • Publish Audios inside the world
  • Edit the world

You can also set general access rules (private, link-based, or open).

9) Draft and release​

Save your world as a draft while iterating.

Release the world when you are ready for it to be explored and used by others.