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My Worlds

How Worldstreams work

A Worldstream is continuous video generated faster than it can be watched. Instead of playing a finished file, it creates the world in real time and responds as people explore it.
Generated live as you watch
A real-time video diffusion model creates each 15-second scene as you watch, generating fast enough to keep the world moving continuously while the audience chooses what happens next.
Directed at every turn
Votes and prompt suggestions steer the next segment. The last frame, visual bible, characters, scene state, and story history carry forward to preserve continuity.

Worldstreams FAQ

The essentials for creating, publishing, watching, and directing a live Worldstream.

What is a Worldstream?

A Worldstream is a live, audience-directed world that generates an ongoing sequence of scenes. Everyone watches the same stream and helps choose what happens next.

How do viewers influence the story?

Each live round presents prompt choices. Viewers can vote, chat, submit prompt suggestions, and spend gems on power votes that give a choice more weight.

How do I create and publish one?

Create the Worldstream in My Worlds, configure its story and media, then select Publish on its card. Public Worldstreams appear in the directory with a clean share link. Unlisted Worldstreams stay off the directory and remain available to anyone with the link.

Do viewers need an account?

Published Worldstreams are open to watch. Signing in gives viewers a gem balance and access to gem-powered interactions.

Are viewer counts live?

Yes. Viewer counts come from the active stream session and refresh in the directory. Creators can choose to hide the count for a Worldstream.

What happens when a Worldstream is idle?

Its public page and share link remain available. The directory marks it as idle until the creator starts the live stream again.
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