To start a Space Range session, a host will need to start up a server within Studio. Space range uses MQTT to host the server.
WARNING
Participants of active or future Space Range sessions are discouraged to look this page as it contains spoilers of a preset scenario.
Load a Space Range Scenario
First load up a Space Range scenario by selecting the Load Scenario button at the top left corner. This will list all of the available scenarios in Studio. Select the Space Range category on the left side and it will show only the Space Range scenarios. Select one to load, this guide will use the Command Rejection scenario.
Upon loading a scenario you will see the visualization of the scenario. Each scenario will have a different visualization but most will have 2 spacecrafts representing the two teams.
Starting the server
To start the server, select the Space Range button at the top right corner to open up the settings for Space Range. The button is red to indicate that a server has not started.
The Space Range Settings should already have a preset for the scenario loaded. To start the server, click the Connect Client button and it will create a server that users will be able to connect to the session using the configuration and team settings. See Connecting to a Server on how to connect to the session.
DO NOT show this window to users in the session
This will show the team login information for all sides to login and users could have full control of other teams that they do not belong in.
You will see that the Connect Client button has changed to Disconnect Client and that the Space Range button has turned green. Once all the users have connected, close the settings window or hide it and press Play on Studio to get the session going.
