Building A Custom Club or Scene

## Edit Mode

My Music Oasis has an Edit Mode so that you can customize any number of clubs for having your events. In edit mode, you can add props/objects, lights and cameras to your chosen scene (club, park, house, etc) that you are editing. After you have finished customizing it you can save it to a name of your choosing and then it will be available to you as a you choose a place to host an event from the hosting main menu. To get into edit mode you choose Edit from the Main Menu when getting into My Music Oasis.

When you choose edit you will be taken to a menu to select the map/scene that you want to start your edit in. Most clubs, parks and other scenes are editable although a few are considered premium and are not open for edit. You choose the scene to edit with a screen that looks just like the host menu and it lists the editable scenes that are available to you in the game.

Once you have selected the scene to edit confirm it by hitting the Edit button.

You are then taken to the scene to edit. It looks very similar to the host or join version of the game except your action menu is now on the left hand side of the screen and is green instead of gray. The 8 options in the edit are also different than the options on the Host Action Menu.

Option 1 is to add Non Playable Characters (NPCs) to the game. You choose the avatar you want to load and place in the scene like you would a prop. You can also load new Ready Player Me Avatars into the scene like you add avatars in the host or join mode. See How to Use Non Playable Characters Section in the Wiki for an example.

Option 2 is to add animations to Non Playable Characters in your game. You first select the NPC in the game and then apply the Animation to it. NPCs are commonly used in the game to add crowds to your scene while doing things like shooting a music video. See How to Use Non Playable Characters Section in the Wiki for an example.

Option 3 is Settings for Edit. Currently only the ability to hide or display light handles are in the edit settings. To find out more about lights in edit and light handles see the How to Use Lights in Edit Mode Section in this Wiki for an example.

Option 4 is to add props or objects to the scene you are editing. This shows the props/objects that you have in your current prop inventory that you can add to the scene you are editing. You get props in your inventory by visiting stores in the game that have props for free and for sale. To find out more about placing props and visiting the store see the Using Props from the Stores in Edit Mode Section of the Wiki. In addition to 3d objects/props that you can place in the world you are customizing you can also select lights to place and control. To find out more about placing lights see the Using Lights in Edit Mode Section of the Wiki.

Option 5 is currently not in use.

Option 6 is the same in Edit Mode as it is while playing the Game. It controls the avatar cameras while in edit mode just like it does while you are playing the game. See the Using Cameras Section in the Wiki for instructions on the various settings associated with each camera type.

Option 7 is the same in Edit Mode as it is in Host mode. It gives you access to the Music and DJ Related features in the Game. So you can try out stuff in Edit instead of hosting a game to do it. See the DJing in Music Oasis Section of the Wiki on examples of how to use these features.

Option 8 is much like the Teleport feature in the host mode. It takes you to different worlds. But, instead of dance clubs or other venues you only teleport to different stores where you can select props/objects to add to your personal inventory so that you can drop them in customized worlds you are making to host events in. See the Stores in Edit Mode Wiki Section for visiting and shopping in stores in My Music Oasis.