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In Re:Earth Dashboard, you can create projects for each product and set the project name, project alias, visibility, and so on. Each project belongs to one workspace.

The tabs on the project screen differ by product. The CMS project screen has the Overview, Data, and Settings tabs, and the Visualizer project screen has the Overview, Scene, Story, and Settings tabs. In both, you configure the project’s information on the Settings tab.

For the roles that can configure projects, see Members and roles.

The project name is the name that identifies the project. Required. You can enter up to 100 characters.

The project alias is the identifier used to access the project. It is used in the project’s URL. Required. Leading and trailing spaces in the value you enter are removed.

Enter a value that meets the following conditions.

  • The alias is 5 to 32 characters long.
  • The characters you can use are half-width letters (uppercase and lowercase), digits, and hyphens (-).
  • The alias starts and ends with a letter or digit.
  • The characters before and after a hyphen are letters or digits.
  • The alias differs from the aliases of other projects in the same workspace.
  • The alias is not data, scene, story, or settings.

When you change the alias, the project’s URL changes.

About is the field for a description of the project. You can enter up to 500 characters. A line break counts as one character.

Visibility is the setting for whether a project is public or private, and it is either Public or Private. A selection is required, and the default is Public. After the project is created, you switch it under Danger Zone in Settings.

  • Public: the project is published as open data. It is listed in Explore in Re:Earth Dashboard, and all users, including users who are not logged in, can search for and view the project.
  • Private: the project is not published as open data. Only the Owner, Admins, Writers, and Readers of the workspace the project belongs to can open it. Only paid plans can set a project to private. On the Open & Public plan, you cannot set a project to private.

What is published according to visibility differs by product. For Re:Earth CMS, see Viewing and downloading CMS project data; for Re:Earth Visualizer, see Viewing and downloading Visualizer projects.

Topics are keywords you set on a project.

Enter values that meet the following conditions.

  • You can add up to 10 topics.
  • Each topic is 2 to 20 characters.
  • The characters you can use are letters in any language, digits, hyphens, and underscores.
  • The topic differs from the other topics in the same project.

When you add a topic with Enter, spaces are converted to hyphens and uppercase letters to lowercase. The character count and character types are checked against the converted string. Duplicate checks are case-insensitive.

The license is a document that communicates the conditions under which others can use and share the project and its data. You write it in Markdown. When you choose one of the provided templates, the body is replaced with that template. The conditions you write in the license do not change the project’s visibility. You switch visibility under Danger Zone in Settings.

The available templates differ by product. For Re:Earth CMS, see README / License. Documentation for Re:Earth Visualizer is in preparation.

The README is a document that describes the contents of the project. You write it in Markdown.