Welcome to Creation in Horizon. Everything you see in Horizon was built using these tools and often by users just like you.

The Horizon community page is found on Facebook and is incredibly useful. It is a great way to meet people, get help, see new worlds and get connected with the Facebook Horizon community.

You can click on the name tag above a user to open their profile and add them as a friend. Once they accept, you can send them messages from your Oculus home menu, and even from the Oculus app on your phone.

Oculus Party calls allow you to travel between worlds in groups while in Horizon. You can talk to people in your party when they are in different worlds or even separate Oculus Apps.

To Access the selfie stick you can use the three bar icon on your wrist, or the recessed button on your left controller.

You can use the three bar icon on your wrist, or the recessed button on your left controller to access the menu.

In this series you’ll be learning how to navigate build mode and interact with objects.

To enter build mode, while in the editable version of your world, pull down on your right thumbstick towards the person icon.

A yellow highlight box will appear around the edges of the shape when the pointer of your hand is inside of the object. Then, to grab an object, press and hold down your index finger, we can now re-position the object.

Pressing upwards one time on the left thumbstick while in build mode will return you to preview mode, by teleporting you to the world's spawn point.

Enter Build Mode and learn how to manipulate your VR world by giving objects their size, location, style, and sound.

Scaling an object changes the size uniformly. To scale an object, grab it with both index fingers.

When you put your pointer in an object you will see sets of red, green and blue arrows appear. Hovering your pointer in an arrow will expand to show three object handles.

When you put your pointer in an object you will see sets of red, green and blue arrows appear. Hovering your pointer in an arrow will expand to show object handles.

When you put your pointer in an object you will see sets of red, green and blue arrows appear. Hovering your pointer in an arrow will expand to show object handles.

From build mode, you can open your build menu by pressing the recessed menu button on your left controller. If you point your laser pointer at the header of this or any menu.

Under the build tab, is shapes. With your laser pointed at the menu, you can scroll through the primitive shapes with your thumbstick. You can pull the shapes out of the menu with your laser pointer by holding down your index finger.

Under the build tab, is gizmos. Pointing at the menu with your laser pointer you can scroll through available gizmos with the thumbstick.

Under the build tab, is sounds, where you can select from three categories. Effects, background and music.

Under the style tab are the tools to add paint and texture to objects. Pointing at the menu with your laser pointer you can scroll down on the page with the thumbstick.

In this series you’ll be learning how to adjust world settings, create a thumbnail for your world, learn about capacity settings and how to adjust your comfort controls.

In build mode at the bottom of the menu is the world tab. This is an important page where you can access publish, player settings and capacity tabs.

To change the world’s name, go to the world settings tab and click into the name field. A keyboard will appear for you to type in your desired name.

To create a world thumbnail, start in preview mode within your world. You can use the three bar icon on your wrist, or the recessed button on your left controller to access the menu.

Found in the world’s tab. Capacity settings show you how complex your world is in four major categories.

The script tab is located to the right of the world tab on the build menu. It is the control console where debugging happens.

On the far right of the build menu is the gear icon for the settings tab. From here you can change your dominant hand.

Found in the settings tab, under comfort you can adjust the dark vignette in your peripherals that appears while you're moving in build mode.

In this series you'll be learning how to add editors and testers, duplicate and import worlds, and create open and closed sessions.

Collaboration is a very important part of creating worlds in Horizon. While in the create tab, press the “i” icon on your world.

While on the create tab select the “i” icon for a world you are not currently in. Then select the three dot icon to bring up a menu allowing you to duplicate, import, or delete the world.

You'll have access to the world page after publishing your world. This is what others see when they search for your world.

You can choose to play in a public or private session.

Thank you so much for joining us in this tutorial series, the next series will focus on build mode hand tools.