Settings

Settings holds everything that is yours to set: how the app looks, your keys and controllers, the scene defaults, VR, AI and the connection. Open it from the logo menu ▸ Settings, or follow a link that names a page — the Connect drawer's Connection settings, the HUD's AI button, a VR edit-limit toast — and it opens on that page.

Since 1.26 Settings has a new layout. No setting was lost or changed meaning: every switch keeps the value it had.

Finding your way

• On a computer the window has a menu on the left in three groups, with About & what's new pinned at the bottom:

  Group	Categories
  General	Interface, Controls, Input, Touch controls, Shortcuts
  Workspace	Scene, Explorer, Node types, Export
  Devices & services	VR, AI, Connection

  A dot on About & what's new means there is an update you have not read. ↑ / ↓ walk the menu.

• On a phone Settings opens on the list of categories. Tap one to open it; ‹ Settings goes back.

• Sub-pages. Some rows open a page of their own instead of a pop-up: VR ▸ Remap buttons, a touch button's look (Touch controls ▸ Jump), an AI provider, the voice-typing server, a custom signaling server, a node group (Node types ▸ Physics), About ▸ What's new. A breadcrumb (VR › Remap buttons) or ‹ Back returns, and Esc backs out of a sub-page first.

Search

The search box sits in the header (on a phone, at the top of the list). It finds a setting by its name, its description or the words people use for it — dark finds Theme, southpaw finds Swap sticks. Each match shows where it lives (INTERFACE › APPEARANCE); click a setting's name to jump to it on its page. Esc clears the search, a second Esc closes Settings.

Reading a row

Every setting is one row: its name and a one-line description on the left, the control on the right. Switches are on / off; two to four choices are a segmented control; a value with a range is a slider with its number beside it.

Badge	Means
This device	the setting is kept only on this computer or headset
Shared	other people see its effect — your ping colour and sound, your VR hands, shared materials

Saving and resetting

Changes save as you make them — there is no Save button; Done closes the window.

• Reset ‹Category› to defaults — bottom left on a computer, at the end of the page on a phone — puts every setting on that page back, after asking. There is no undo for it. It never touches your work: the AI page keeps your saved providers and keys, the Interface page keeps the themes you loaded.
• About ▸ Danger zone holds the two big ones, each asking first:
  • Clear saved session — the autosaved copy of your work (see Autosave).
  • Reset all settings — every setting on this device, in every category at once. A toast then offers Undo for about 8 seconds (see Undo after Clear, Delete, Remove).

Density

Settings ▸ Interface ▸ Density chooses how tightly the interface is packed:

• Comfortable (the default).
• Compact — tighter 32 px rows and controls on a computer screen. Phones keep finger-sized targets.

Where things moved

Setting	Was	Now
What's new	the bottom of the window	About ▸ What's new
Reset settings	the bottom of the window	About ▸ Danger zone ▸ Reset all settings
Clear saved session	the bottom of the window	About ▸ Danger zone ▸ Clear saved session
Workspace layouts	new	Interface ▸ Windows & chrome ▸ Workspace layouts — see Workspace layouts
Knocked-off idle	new	Interface ▸ Avatars ▸ Knocked-off idle — see Knocked-off idle
Density	new	Interface ▸ Density — see above
Sky image quality	new in 1.27	Scene ▸ Performance ▸ Sky image quality — Auto / Full (1k) / Low (headset), this device only; see Sky image quality
World grab snapping	new in 1.28	VR ▸ Controls ▸ World grab snapping — on by default, this device only; see Snapping the world while you grab it
Placement preview	new in 1.31	Scene ▸ Performance ▸ Placement preview — Full model / Within budget / Box only, plus the preview triangle budget and Show dimensions, this device only; see The Placement preview setting