How to run Worlds

Worlds that can be run are usually indicated by a world image to click on (or touch tap), like these:

Simple World
1714 runs ♦ 2 likes
By Starter user Ireland

Created: 1 Oct 2016
Modified: 17 Sep 2023
Simple World with a Mind-controlled agent, randomly-moving enemy, paint blocks with texture.

Blank Three.js World
1731 runs ♦ 2 likes
By Starter user Ireland

Created: 20 Nov 2016
Modified: 17 Sep 2023
A simple starter World. An Array of spheres. Painted with textures. Random motion.

No install is needed. The Worlds should just run.

Sometimes the run is done by clicking a run button, like: and:

Try the above. They are working links.

A run opens a new tab or window

The run takes place on the client side (on your local machine, in the browser) not on the server side.
A run opens a new tab or new window.
Camera control: Depending on the API, it may be possible for the user to control the camera in the run window. Try mouse drag (or touch drag on a touch screen) to move the camera. Try mouse scroll (or touch pinch on a touch screen) to zoom in and out.

To close the run window:

Click on the Close icon:
Or click on the normal tab or window close icon.
Or use a keyboard shortcut like Ctrl-W.
See keyboard shortcuts for closing tabs and windows on different operating systems.

The following links open in new tabs/windows:

Links on the following pages open in new tabs/windows:

This is to protect the editor contents from being reset, and protect the canvas contents from being reset.

Worlds with the Web page API are an exception. Links open in the same window.