🎥 From VR Primitives to Unity Games | Export Your Worlds
Your primitive builds are more valuable than you think! 💡 In this workshop, SpaceGlitterUnicorn and MKE the Guru walk you through how to export your Horizon worlds and breathe new life into them. Learn how to preserve your vertex colors in Blender, render stunning portfolio shots, and even jumpstart a standalone game in Unity, all from work you've already done. Whether you're gray boxing your next big idea or 3D printing your creations, this session shows you just how far your creativity can go. 🎮✨
Publishing error: You are attempting to publish a world with pre-release features.
Hi, I have a World and I want to participate in the Creator Competition: Elevate Your Mobile World. When I try to use new features—such as importing an FBX file or inserting assets with the new format—there is no problem in previewing the World. However, since my World was originally created in 2022, I receive the following error message when attempting to publish: "You are attempting to publish a world with pre-release features." It seems that new features are recognized as pre-release features in worlds with older original metadata or internal structure. Even if I delete all entities and scripts in the World except for the imported FBX or inserted asset, I still receive the same error when I try to publish it. On the other hand, if I create a brand-new World and import the same FBX file or insert the same asset, publishing works fine. Additionally, in my older World, I can't assign custom textures to shapes, and the Build > Shapes menu lacks newer items like Cube Beveled or 10 x 10 Plane. Since the competition requires updating a previously published World, what would you suggest? Can I recreate and update my World from scratch to avoid the publishing error? If I do that, the new World would not meet the requirement of being originally published before June 30, 2025. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!🎥 The Art of Modular Design: Build Efficient Game Worlds
Build bigger worlds with fewer assets. In this session, SpaceGlitterUnicorn breaks down a practical modular workflow for creating reusable, low-poly environment kits from planning a consistent style and grid to designing pieces that snap together cleanly. Learn how to assemble large-scale spaces faster while keeping performance in check for mobile gaming.
Bring Photorealistic Textures to Your Worlds
Want to bring photorealistic detail into your worlds? With this hands-on creator workshop from MHCP mentors SpaceGlitterUnicorn and MikeyAce, you’ll learn how to capture everyday textures from the real world and transform them into production-ready 3D assets. 💡 In this session, you will learn: How to photograph surfaces to create tileable textures using Photoshop How to generate roughness maps and normal maps that add realistic depth to your materials How to model geometry in Blender and apply multi-surface materials for maximum realism
🎥 Create Hand-Painted Textures with Stylized Shadow Baking
In this hands-on workshop, MHCP mentor SpaceGlitterUnicorn walks through a repeatable workflow for baking painterly shadows into textures using Blender and Photoshop. Learn how baked lighting delivers consistent mood across devices and reduces performance overhead, with practical techniques you can apply directly to your own worlds.
⚔️ Spell Sword
Finally finished this project with this original combat mechanic designed as a mobile only game! It's a fantasy adventure turn-based RPG where you spell words to attack the enemy. Clear each floor to earn XP, more health, and of course LOOT! The game starts out easy while you familiarize yourself with the mechanic. Then you start earning armor and weapons to take on higher floors. Use potions to recover HP, and scrolls to summon up to 2 extra letters at a time. This progression system was by design made to be addictive and challenging tracking 4,700+ data points and a custom word engine using JSON files for precise adjustments to difficulty for the 3 player archetypes: casual gamer, the dedicated gamer who put in their time, and those gamers who choose to pay-to-win. Custom leaderboards use World Persistent Variables which allowed me not to track just scores, but also what words earned them their ranking (after filtering out 500 words to stay appropriate to general audiences). Please try it out and vote for the project on DevpostCustom Skydome Development Guide
Hey friends! I've created a development guide based on my personal experience with the new custom skydome feature in Worlds. This is intended to help you better understand how to make and import custom skydomes into your worlds! Find it here I have included the files I made using Blender if you wish to follow along with the process or you can use your own! *If you have questions or recommendations for amendments, please leave them here for me Hope this helps and happy creating! The skydome I made, for reference. It's a quickly thrown together desktop scene that is still a WIPMake & Import an Animated FBX Using Blender 4.5
I know some have been struggling a bit with this. Here's a super-simple 15 minute workflow to: Create a simple animated 3d mesh in blender Export it to FBX with animation and import it to Horizon Worlds Please like and share to anyone that might find it useful Subscribe to my youtube channel for more tutorials and Horizon Worlds usefulness https://www.youtube.com/@The3EyedTiger
