Introduction
Experiences saved to a cloud storage account using Intuiface's publishing capability can be shared with colleagues and clients simply by entering their email addresses. Shared experiences appear in Composer's and Player's Experiences panel and can be downloaded automatically.
All Platform plans can be used to publish and share experiences.
NOTE:
- This article is about sharing experiences with other Intuiface accounts. Composers and Players using licenses from the same Intuiface account will automatically have access to all published experiences via the Experiences panel, avoiding the need for sharing.
- The account receiving a shared experience cannot deploy that experience to the web. Web deployment is only available to the account that owns the experience. However, the receiving account does have the ability to deploy shared experiences to their own in-venue Players.
Sharing an Intuiface Experience
Remember: To share an experience, it must first be published using Composer.
To share an experience, start by following any one of the following three options:
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Within Composer, locate the experience you wish to share in the Experiences panel and click the Manage icon.
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With your published experience opened in Composer, click the menu item File -> Manage this experience in the cloud.
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Open the Share and Deploy console and select the experience you wish to share on the My Experiences tab.
You will now see an open information panel for the selected experience.
Select the "Share with account" tab, enter the email address of every person with whom you would like to share this experience, and specify the level of sharing privileges you want that target account to possess. For information about sharing levels, see this article.
You can have more than one email address on the same line. Separate these email addresses with a semicolon.
Intuiface will automatically email each person in your share list if you select the "Send sharing notification emails" checkbox.
One of two emails will be sent to each listed address. Both emails alert the recipient to a shared experience.
- If the email address is not associated with an existing Intuiface account, the email will contain a button that opens the Intuiface account registration page in their Web browser.
- If the email address is already associated with an existing Intuiface account, the email will contain a button that launches Composer.
Working with Secondary accounts
If you have a primary account in possession of Secondary accounts, you can share experiences published by secondary accounts by selecting that Secondary account from the "Selected Account" dropdown list at the top of the My Experiences tab.
Consider selecting the Secondary account in that dropdown as equivalent to logging in as the Secondary account.
Opening a Shared Experience
Shared experiences first appear in the Composer and Player Experiences panel with the icon in the upper right-hand corner of their representation. This icon tells you this experience has not been downloaded.
Shared experiences will also have an icon reflecting the level of sharing privileges granted by the experience owner. For a look at those icons, see this page.
Composer: To download a shared experience, click its thumbnail image. The experience will be saved into the folder C:\Users\[your account]\Documents\Intuiface
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Player: To play a shared experience, click its thumbnail image. This will initiate the download process if necessary and then run the experience.
Unsharing an Experience
If you wish to unshare an experience, open the experience's information panel in the Share and Deploy console, select the "Share with account" tab, and click the 'x' to the right of the email address.
This will remove the reference to your experience in the other user's Share and Deploy console and from the Experiences panel of their Composer and Player installations. See this section for a detailed look at what happens at each possible sharing level.
Effects vary depending on the sharing level. In all cases, if the experience is not currently opened, its representation in the Experiences panel of the target account will disappear. If the experience is opened:
- Writer: Publishing will no longer be possible. The Writer can save changes to a local version, but the original experience can no longer be accessed or overwritten.
- Reader: The experience can remain open for as long as the Reader would like, but it cannot be reopened once closed.
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