Linking whiteboards
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A host can link whiteboards so that they use the same drawing surface. Any changes made to one of the linked whiteboards then appear immediately on the others.
When you link two whiteboards, you can control which is considered the original and which is the duplicate. This is important when you unlink the whiteboards, since only the original will retain the linked drawing. The duplicate whiteboard will revert to the drawing that was there before the whiteboards were linked.
When you push a whiteboard to another, the other whiteboard becomes the duplicate.
Move your avatar within approximately 9 feet (3m) of the whiteboard that you want to push to another.
Select the whiteboard that you want to push to. On a desktop device, click the whiteboard to select it. On a VR headset, target the whiteboard with your hand controller, and then press the trigger button.
The word ORIGINAL is displayed on the whiteboard that you interacted with and the word DUPLICATE is displayed on the other whiteboard that you selected.
When you pull from another whiteboard, the whiteboard that you pull from is the original.
Move your avatar within approximately 9 feet (3m) of the whiteboard that you want to pull another whiteboard onto.
Select the whiteboard that you want to pull from. On a desktop device, click the whiteboard to select it. On a VR headset, target the whiteboard with your hand controller, and then press the trigger button.
The word DUPLICATE is displayed on the whiteboard that you interacted with and the word ORIGINAL is displayed on the other whiteboard that you selected.
Move your avatar within approximately 9 feet (3m) of the whiteboard that you want to unlink.
Select the menu button in the lower-left corner of the whiteboard, and then one of the following options from the menu that appears:
On an original whiteboard, select Unlink all duplicate whiteboards.
On a duplicate whiteboard, select Unlink this whiteboard.
Select the menu button in the lower-left corner of the whiteboard, and then select Push this whiteboard to another from the menu that appears.
Select the menu button in the lower-left corner of the whiteboard, and then select Pull another whiteboard to this one from the menu that appears.
