WorldSign

Provenance for 3DXChat rooms. Sign a world and it comes back protected and on record — and the registry keeps recognising it as yours even if someone works the protection out of the file.

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Upload the room you built. It comes back protected, registered and still a working .world file — nothing added, nothing removed, nothing recoloured, and it looks and plays exactly as it did.

1 — Your world file

Drop your .world here or click to choose a file

2 — Who is signing

World title How the room appears in the registry. Author name Use the same name every time. It is what lets you re-sign and issue further copies of your own rooms. Contact (optional) Only shown to you. Never published on verification. Copy label (optional) Naming each copy you hand out is what lets a leak be traced back to the exact recipient.

3 — Protect your signature file

Passphrase (optional but recommended) Your download includes a .wsig file. It is always encrypted with the server's key; a passphrase adds a second layer the server itself cannot open. It is what you need to hand the room over later, or to register an updated build of it. There is no recovery if you forget it.

Anyone can check any room. No account, no signature file, nothing to install. Drop a .world in and the registry will say whether it has seen that room before and who registered it.

Selling a room, or handing it over for good? Release gives you back your original file exactly as you uploaded it before signing, with the protection taken out. You need the signed .world and its matching .wsig.

WorldSign

1 — Your world file

2 — Who is signing

3 — Protect your signature file

1 — The updated world

2 — The previous signature file

3 — This version

The file in question

1 — The signed world

2 — Your signature file