How to Access the BC Space

Joining the BC Space can be accomplished in two main ways: as a guest or by logging in with your wallet. Here's a step-by-step guide to ensure a smooth experience:

1. Accessing the Space URL

Joining as a Guest: Navigate to the Space's URL. URLs typically come in two formats:

Long Form: https://pioneer.bit.country/pioneer/meta/[RedactedMetaverseID]/hub?hubId=[Redacted HubID]&id=[RedactedSpaceID]&type=0
Short Form (Recommended): https://bc.land/h/[RedactedSpaceID]

Private Spaces: If the space is marked as private, the URL might either have an embedded password or require you to input one. If it's not embedded (e.g., pw=Password in the URL), ensure you have the password on hand. Should you forget the password, please contact the event's administrator or organizer.

2. Granting Permissions

Upon accessing the URL, the Space will ask for permissions to access your video and microphone.
Click on “Request Permissions”

Grant access to your microphone and camera.

Preview your video feed, and when you're ready, click on “Join Space”.

3. Avatar Customization

Start by naming your avatar.
Select wearables by using the left and right arrows adjacent to the avatar preview.

For advanced customization:

Click the "Edit" button below the Avatar.
Adjust the face, hairstyle, and clothing as desired.

Click on Submit and then Login as Guest

4. Familiarizing with Shortcuts

A Shortcut Panel will appear. Familiarize yourself with the avatar movements and keyboard shortcuts.

To save your avatar's configuration, name, and statistics every time you join a space:
Click the "Sign in" button in the top right corner.
Choose your preferred login method. (Supported methods may vary; check platform updates.)

Once successfully logged in, you're ready to explore!

6. Navigating Virtual Offices

In a Virtual Office template, your avatar will be accompanied by a "Proximity Chat Radius", a light circle. Anyone within this radius can converse with you. Note: Your camera and mic are off by default, even if permissions were granted.
Some virtual offices feature “Conference Rooms”. Upon entering these rooms, if a host or co-host is present, you can join a group meeting where participants can speak, share screens, etc.
A Broadcast message will be visible on the screen's right side, allowing you to filter messages based on preferences.