Setting permissions for an individual user

The permissions that you can set for individual users are determined by the device that they use. Android and iOS devices have the fewest capabilities. VR headsets have the highest number of capabilities because some features require hand controllers to use.

Permissions

The available permissions are summarized in the following table.

PermissionDevicesDescription

All

Toggle between full-body avatar and basic avatar. This option determines how a user appears on low-powered devices, rather than give them the choice to control the setting themselves. See Assigning full-body avatars.

VR headset, desktop

Create sticky notes and add them to the environment. This incudes from wrist controls on a VR headset and from the notes page. See Sticky notes

VR headset

Use the 3D pen to write and draw in the environment. See 3D pen

VR headset, desktop

Add IFX to the Session. See Adding IFX

VR headset, desktop

Modify IFX that has been set to the shared status. See Sharing an object

All

Use a personal web browser. See Web browser

All

Use the shared screen page on a menu or tablet to share videos, websites, cloud files, and computer desktop. Note: Only PLUS and ENTERPRISE accounts can set the Shared Screen permission for individual users. However, a host with any account type can set the permission for all users. See Setting permissions for all users See Sharing media

VR headset, desktop

Record the Session. A recording can include the motions, actions, and audio from all avatars in the Session.

Note: Only PLUS and ENTERPRISE accounts can set the Record permission for individual users. However, a host with any account type can set the permission for all users. See Setting permissions for all users See Creating a recording

All

Use a microphone. You can select this option to mute a person's microphone. The option has additional functionality if a user has chosen to mute themselves. See Managing the microphone of an individual user

All

Use spatial audio; where the volume of a user's microphone reduces as the person moves further away. This option determines whether 3D voice is applied to a user, rather than give them the choice to control it themselves.

All

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