Like images, videos can be projected in either 2D, or a 360 equirectangular projection. YouTube and Twitch URLs usually work well for streaming if you want to have a permanent link to an ongoing feed in your scene. Spoke attempts to automatically play any type of streaming video content or live stream. You can link to online videos in Spoke to create a permanent player for video content. You can upload images or gifs from your own computer or use the built-in search tool from within Spoke to find media online. Images can be added to Spoke with a 2D projection or a 360 degree equirectangular projection (a format that could be used as a skybox or other type of scene background). To do this, you will want to copy the URL of the model that you want, create a ‘Spawner’ element from the Asset panel > Elements tab, and paste the URL into the properties box. This can be helpful for making it easy to have a scene that can allow multiple people to quickly get their own copies of the same object. If you want to create a room that has a specific 3D object that people can make copies of, you can create a ‘Spawner’ element. Scenes have a size of 128MB, and files used in the scene must be below that size. You can also drag + drop content into the editor window to upload it to Spoke.
Select the 'My Assets' tab in the Assets panel of the Spoke editor.You can upload your own existing assets to use in Spoke. glTF models, you can upload those to your asset library as well. You can find collections in the assets media browser. Spoke allows you to search 3D content from Sketchfab. Note that to publish to Hubs, Spoke projects have a size limit of 128MB. Spoke and Hubs support a wide variety of media.
Once you have created your scene, you can start customizing it by adding content.
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