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Introduction

  • Welcome
  • Getting Started With Hubs
  • Building Scenes with Spoke
  • Creating Custom Avatars
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Setting Up Your Hub

  • Beginner’s Guide to CE
  • Set up SMTP email service
  • Download and install doctl
  • What’s next?
  • Troubleshooting and FAQs
  • How to back up your Hubs instance
  • Managing Your Hub's Content
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Contact Us

Hubs Fundamentals

  • Create and Join Rooms
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  • User Settings
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  • Controls
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  • Troubleshooting
  • FAQ

Spoke Documentation

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  • Adding Content
  • Architecture Kit
  • Grid
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  • Physics and Navigation
  • Publish Scenes

For Creators

  • Advanced Avatar Customization
  • Linking Hubs Rooms
  • Using the Blender glTF Exporter
  • Blender Add-on Components
  • Optimizing Scenes
  • Introduction to Behavior Graphs

For Developers

  • System Overview
  • Build a Custom Client
  • Contributing
  • Hubs Query String Parameters
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Hubs Client development

  • Hubs Client development Basics
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Hubs Admin Panel

  • Introduction
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  • Importing Content
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  • Adding Administrators
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  • Recipe: Permissive Rooms
  • Recipe: Enable Scene Editor
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Download and install doctl

Part 1 Download doctl

  1. A. Go to How to Install and Configure doctl. Select GitHub Download (Windows).

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  1. For Windows, we’ll go to the Releases page for the doctl GitHub project.

  2. Select the latest release for your version of Windows. It might be a windows-amd64.zip file like doctl-1.110.0-windows.amd64.zip

Capture of Github project page for doctl. "doctl-1.110.0-windows.amd64.zip" download link highlighted in purple.

  1. Right-click the zip file and select Extract All… It’s OK to extract it right back into the downloads folder.

Capture of example Downloads folder in Windows. "doctl-1.107.0-windows-amd64" folder icon.

Capture of extract doctl folder. Icon is a small window with a white background and blue center. Other info includes dates, file type, and file size in KB.

  1. Select the doctl.exe file and move it (cut and paste is OK) to a separate folder just for code that is on your Local Disk (C :) drive.

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  1. Create a new folder called Code. Paste in the doctl.exe file.

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Part 2 Install to paths

  1. In Windows 11, enter System in your taskbar. Select System Information.

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  1. Select System, then select About.

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  1. Select Advanced System Settings.

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  1. In System Properties, select Environment Variables.

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  1. Select Path, then select Edit.

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  1. Select New, then at Browse for folder, select This PC.

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  1. Select Local disk, then select Code (this is the folder you made in Step 5), and select doctl.

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Then select OK four (4) times to leave these screens.

Part 3 Verify doctl is working

  1. To verify that doctl was installed, in Windows 11, enter command in your taskbar and for Command Prompt, select the Command Prompt image or Open.

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  1. There should be a flashing cursor.

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Enter doctl version and hit enter on your keyboard. If you see doctl version #.## you did it!

Capture of Command Prompt.  After entering "doctl version" and hitting enter, Text: doctl version 1.107.0-release, Git commit hash: 42fc8b6f.

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  • Part 1 Download doctl
  • Part 2 Install to paths
  • Part 3 Verify doctl is working
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