Worlds
Manages worlds configuration and lifecycle
Experimental feature: this API is likely to change.
Last updated
Manages worlds configuration and lifecycle
Experimental feature: this API is likely to change.
Last updated
Provides information about the service status.
Provides information about the service status.
Stop a bot deployment for the specified world
The ID of a world
The ID of a bot deployment
Default Response
Retrieves and returns all worlds that belong to the given Organization. Can also additionally filter by project if a project ID is passed in the headers.
Lists all worlds for an organization or project (if specified)
The ID of a world
The name of a world
^.+\S.*$
The description of a world
The picture URL of a world
Describes whether the world is transient. Transient worlds are automatically deleted once their duration expires and they are fully stopped.
The metadata of a world. Includes annotations and labels used to customize the world deployments.
Includes details relating to the compute resources that are relevant for deploying the world.
The networking configuration of a world.
The current status of a world. Contains information about the world phase, any message describing the current state and other contextual information.
The world manifest, describing server and client permissions.
The ID of an organization
The ID of a project
The shape of a launch context and extra details including the Organization and Project scope
Add a remote viewer client to a running world if remote viewers are enabled for the world and one doesn't exist.
The ID of a world
Configuration for adding remote viewers to a world
Default Response
Update a bot deployment for the specified world. This can be used to alter the bot count in a bot deployment.
The ID of a world
The ID of a bot deployment
^\d+(m|\.\d\d?\d?)?$
^\d+(\.\d+)?(m|k|Ki|M|Mi|G|Gi)?$
Default Response
Create a bot deployment for the specified world with the provided bot count
The ID of a world
^\d+(m|\.\d\d?\d?)?$
^\d+(\.\d+)?(m|k|Ki|M|Mi|G|Gi)?$
Default Response
Deletes the specified world.
The ID of a world
Empty response
Empty response
Transitions the phase of the world to Starting, which will subsequently launch the underlying deployments. With this transition, the world run ID and startedAt timestamp are reset.
The ID of a world
Empty response
Empty response
Transition the world phase to Stopped, which subsequently stops underlying deployments.
The ID of a world
Empty response
Empty response
List of worlds that the client can launch into
Get the details for a specific bot deployment for the specified world.
The ID of a world
The ID of a bot deployment
The details for a bot deployment
The ID of a bot deployment
Get all bot deployments for the specified world
The ID of a world
All bot deployments for a world
The ID of a bot deployment
Returns the specified world's deployments. Optionally can be filtered by status, provided in the query string.
The ID of a world
Details for the World's deployments
The ID of an organization
The ID of a project
The ID of a world
The ID of a world
The ID of a world deployment
Creates a world in the given Organization and Project. Checks if the user can create a world with the given size.
The streaming configuration for a world
Includes details relating to the compute resources that are relevant for deploying the world.
The networking configuration of a world.
The name of a world
^.+\S.*$
The description of a world
The picture URL of a world
Describes whether the world is transient. Transient worlds are automatically deleted once their duration expires and they are fully stopped.
The metadata of a world. Includes annotations and labels used to customize the world deployments.
The world manifest, describing server and client permissions.
The world's ID, if created successfully
The ID of a world
The ID of a launch context
Update the picture URL of a world
The ID of a world
The updated world details
The ID of a world
The name of a world
^.+\S.*$
The description of a world
The picture URL of a world
Describes whether the world is transient. Transient worlds are automatically deleted once their duration expires and they are fully stopped.
The metadata of a world. Includes annotations and labels used to customize the world deployments.
Includes details relating to the compute resources that are relevant for deploying the world.
The networking configuration of a world.
The current status of a world. Contains information about the world phase, any message describing the current state and other contextual information.
The world manifest, describing server and client permissions.
Retrieves and returns the specified world and linked launch context.
The ID of a world
The details for a world
The ID of a world
The name of a world
^.+\S.*$
The description of a world
The picture URL of a world
Describes whether the world is transient. Transient worlds are automatically deleted once their duration expires and they are fully stopped.
The metadata of a world. Includes annotations and labels used to customize the world deployments.
Includes details relating to the compute resources that are relevant for deploying the world.
The networking configuration of a world.
The current status of a world. Contains information about the world phase, any message describing the current state and other contextual information.
The world manifest, describing server and client permissions.
The shape of a launch context and extra details including the Organization and Project scope
Updates the specified world and returns the resulting new world data if successful.
The ID of a world
The streaming configuration for a world
The name of a world
^.+\S.*$
The description of a world
The metadata of a world. Includes annotations and labels used to customize the world deployments.
Includes details relating to the compute resources that are relevant for deploying the world.
The networking configuration of a world.
The world runtime fields that can be updated.
The world manifest, describing server and client permissions.
The updated world details
The ID of a world
The name of a world
^.+\S.*$
The description of a world
The picture URL of a world
Describes whether the world is transient. Transient worlds are automatically deleted once their duration expires and they are fully stopped.
The metadata of a world. Includes annotations and labels used to customize the world deployments.
Includes details relating to the compute resources that are relevant for deploying the world.
The networking configuration of a world.
The current status of a world. Contains information about the world phase, any message describing the current state and other contextual information.
The world manifest, describing server and client permissions.