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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 gives the rates an Orbiter's LFOs can take (the Cosmic LFO's rate in). 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

Textures are paid with your credits, the same balance as every other AI action. Your plan gives you credits every month; if you need more, buy a credit pack. Credits from a pack last 12 months from the day you buy them.

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.