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Meta is preparing for the Metaverse
Meta is starting to test various new tools that will allow creators to explore with alternative methods to commercialize what they’re developing in Horizon Worlds as part of their continued commitment to help them.
While they’re introducing it today as a pilot with a small group of artists to receive input, these sorts of tools are steps toward their long-term vision for the metaverse, where people can buy digital products, services, and experiences.
The metaverse will provide a new level of creativity and open up new chances for the next generation of innovators and entrepreneurs to follow their hobbies and establish livelihoods since it is not restricted by physical location. Creators and entrepreneurs will have greater leeway in developing a viable company plan.
As a result, they’re thrilled to take this step today and build on the $10 million Horizon Artists Fund, which we launched last October and have been utilizing to support Horizon Worlds creators. Meta will continue to test and learn with their maker community.
Virtual goods and effects for sale
They’re starting to roll out a test with a small number of artists that will allow them to sell virtual products and effects inside their virtual worlds, and they’re looking for feedback.
An individual might, for example, design, manufacture, and sell attachable accessories for the fashion industry or provide paid access to a new region of the globe.
Purchasing products in Horizon Worlds is accessible to persons aged 18 and over in the United States and Canada, where Horizon Worlds is presently available to play.
When in Make mode, creators who want to sell their products will see a Commerce tab and a gadget that will let them to create objects that may be purchased.
Additional Programs for Creators
In addition to enabling in-world purchases, they’re starting a pilot program for Horizon Worlds Creator Bonuses for participants in the United States of America.
These incentives are in the form of goal-oriented monthly programs, in which the creators are paid out at the end of each month based on their success toward the target they set for themselves.
Creator bonuses are not subject to any fees and will be given to creators in full upon completion of the project. For the time being, in this limited test, creators will be rewarded for creating worlds that attract the greatest amount of time spent; but, over time, these objectives may be modified, for example, to encourage creators to use new tools or features that they put out.
Those engaging in any monetization schemes, including in-world purchases and creator incentives, are expected to adhere to all of their Horizon Worlds regulations, including the Horizon Worlds Prohibited Content Policy as well as their Conduct in VR Policy, in order to be eligible for compensation.
Those engaging in any monetization schemes, including in-world purchases and creator incentives, are expected to adhere to all of their Horizon Worlds regulations, including the Horizon Worlds Prohibited Content Policy as well as our Conduct in VR Policy, in order to be eligible for compensatio And, like with any other material in Horizon Worlds, if you come across anything that looks to be in violation of the rules, you may file a complaint with us so that they can investigate it.
While the new creator bonuses and in-world buying tools are currently being tested with a small number of creators, they are working on rolling out additional tools and assistance for all creators to make the process of creating new worlds even more straightforward in the future.
Learn more about the additional tools they are making accessible to creators in Horizon Worlds by visiting this website.
