Plume Worlds support

Raise your other hand, palm sideways, to open the palette on your wrist, and swipe to the Build pages (or open Build in the Tools window). Pick a theme and a piece. The see-through preview at your fingertip shows how big it will be and which way it will face. Pinch and draw: along the table for walls, roads and rows of trees, upwards for towers, a loop for lakes and fields.

Lift your hand while you draw a piece along the table and it grows taller where you lifted it; lower it for a squatter piece. To turn a single piece such as a chapel or a lighthouse, lean your stroke, or drag a little sideways after you pinch, in the direction it should face.

Allow world sensing when Plume Worlds asks (or later in Settings → Privacy & Security → World Sensing). Look around the room for a moment so the table can be found, and pinch just above its surface. A clear, well-lit table works best.

Plume Worlds saves automatically as you build and reopens where you left off. Sketches stay in the app's folder on your Apple Vision Pro; you can see it in the Files app. There is no iCloud sync yet.

On the Home tab, choose one under "Start from a world", or open Sketchbook → Starters. The scene opens on your table and you can add to it.

Use Undo on the palette or in the window. New canvas on the Home tab starts an empty table; your previous world stays in the Sketchbook.

No. There's no account, no tracking and no network use. See the privacy policy.