Navigating Yuuk.space
- Dashboard
- Feedback
- Playlists
- Project Details
- Project Settings
- Search
- Stash
- User Profile
- User Settings
- Your Profile
- Support the Project
Dashboard
The Dashboard page, indicated by the home icon on the upper navigation bar or found in the hamburger menu on mobile, is the homepage you're directed to after logging in to Yuuk.space. It contains a short summary of your current projects and sessions, buttons to create a new project or new playlist, the Announcements Archive, as well as a sortable list of all publicly available projects.
The Announcement Archive frame can be clicked on to view a reverse-chronological list of changelogs for all site updates.
Click on the Latest, Project, or Creator options to sort the project list by the corresponding criteria. Another option for sorting is using the Search... bar, which will automatically filter the list to only display projects whose titles and/or tags include the searched character string.
Next to each project title, you can find a number that indicates how many sessions the project contains. Beneath the project title you'll find a list of themes that sessions within the project will focus on, as well as a link to the creator's User Profile.
Simply click on a project to reach that project's Project Details page, or click on the creator's @ to see their profile, including all publicly available projects they've created.
Feedback
Is a feature not working for you? Do you have an idea that you think would make a great addition to the site? Did you notice a mistake on the site or this guide? Or maybe you just want to throw the site admin a 'Thank you!' for making the place. Whatever the reason, use the Feedback page to submit feedback for administrative consideration.
The Feedback page can be reached via the Feedback link at the footer of each page.
Playlists
Found on the upper navigation bar on desktop or in the hamburger menu on mobile, the Playlists page displays a list of all publicly available playlists, a + icon to create a new playlist, and a Search... bar to filter all playlists in the list. Playlists allow you to select multiple sessions from multiple projects and play them back-to-back without interruption. These are a great tool for creating a specific order of sessions without being sent back to the Project Details page between each one, or for crafting a tailored experience with sessions from several different projects.
Starting a Playlist
To start a playlist, navigate either to the Playlists page (if the playlist is marked as publicly available), a provided link to a private playlist, or to Your Profile for playlists you've created and select the desired playlist. This will bring you to the Playlist Details page.
This page contains the title of the playlist, a list of sessions contained in the playlist, and a 'Start Playlist' button. If this is a playlist you've created, you'll also find a 'Playlist Settings' button at the top of the frame. To begin the playlist, simply select the 'Start Playlist' button.
Creating a New Playlist
If you'd like to create a new playlist, from the main Playlists page select the + icon. This will bring you to the New Playlist page. Here you'll be prompted to enter a name for the playlist and determine whether you'd like it to be publicly visible or not. When you've finished, select the 'Create Playlist' button at the bottom, then 'Go to Playlist Manager'.
Here you'll find the Playlist Editor page. From it you can modify the playlist's title and visibility settings, as well as add and reorder sessions within your playlist.
To add sessions to your playlist, begin by using the Search bar to search for the session you'd like to add. We'll use 'Test' in the following example, which displays all sessions containing that character string.
Now you can begin building your playlist by dragging and dropping the desired session from the Search section to the Sessions section. Repeat this process of search, drag, and drop for each session you wish to add to the playlist.
Once you've added all desired sessions, you can also drag and drop them within the Sessions section to reorder them.
Or you can drag them off of the Sessions section to remove them.
Once your playlist contains all desired sessions in your preferred order, select the 'Save' button to finalize the changes.
Project Details
The Project Details page, reached by following a link to a private project or selecting a public project, contains a list of all available sessions within a project and can potentially be quite large. This page consists of the following elements:
Project Details Header - The top of the Project Details frame contains the name of the project and an eye icon that you can select to watch/subscribe to the project. Watching a project adds it to the Your Subscriptions section of Your Profile, providing a link to it even if the project is set to private.
If you are the creator or a coauthor of the project you're viewing, the header will also have a bar chart icon - allowing you to view the Project Metrics, a + icon - allowing you to create a new session for the project, and the Project Settings button - allowing you to edit various aspects of your project, such as the name or its public visibility. For more information on the Project Settings page, please see the Project Settings section of this guide.
Session List - This is the list of sessions that the project contains. To the left you'll find the session titles, as well as the type of task that each session is. To the right you'll find the Launch Session button, which begins the selected session, the ? icon that will display a session's transparency report (see below for more details), and a VR headset button that starts a Brainwash or Mantra session with support for phone VR (see below for more details).
If you are the creator or a coauthor of the project you're viewing, each session on the session list will also have a 'Settings' button that can be selected to view and edit the contents of that session. For more information on the options that can be configured in each individual type of session, please see the Session Types section of the guide.
Transparency Report - Displayed by selecting the ? icon next to any session's 'Launch Session' button, the transparency report contains most of a given session's configured contents. This is useful for determining what a session contains before you engage with it.
The first section provides a brief description of the session type and a session ID that can be used in playlists. The report itself will contain a list of the session's contents, which, depending on the task type, may include session lines, distractor lines, actions, engram phrases, incorrect engram answers, brainwash line/engram phrase iteration count, and any included images.
VR - Found next to the Launch Session button on Brainwash and Mantra Spiral Tasks, the VR headset icon can be used to launch a spiral session in a phone-based VR mode. To do so, launch a session from your phone using the headset icon, slot the phone into a phone VR headset, and enjoy! Upcoming releases will be including specific settings for this option, allowing users to tailor this mode to their specific device.
Comments - This section allows users to comment on projects. Select the 'Comments' box to expand the frame and view all current comments on a given project, or to write a comment of your own.
Project Settings
The Project Settings page can be reached by navigating to a project's Project Details page, then selecting 'Project Settings' in the upper-right corner. It contains a list of configuration options that affect a project's overall state, including its edit history, name, description, the term that any subjects will be referred to as, public visibility, tags, session order, viewers and co-authors, and the option to delete the project altogether.
Let's look at each of these elements in more detail:
History - Found at the top of the Project Settings frame, this button will take you to the Project History page when selected. This details all the changes that have been made to the project. This is particularly useful if you'd like to revert back to a previous version of a project's configuration, or if you are a coauthor on a project and want to see what's been changed recently.
Name of Session - Despite the title, this text field allows you to modify the name of the project.
Project Description - This text field allows you to modify the project's description, which will be displayed underneath the project's title on the Project Details page. Use this to give a brief description of the project's contents, tease subjects a bit, and/or provide links to supplementary material such as files.
Subject Name - This text field allows you to modify the name, nickname, term, or phrase that the subject is referred to as on the Project Details page.
Hide Project from Main List - This box can be checked to mark the project as private, preventing it from being displayed on the Dashboard page's list of public projects.
What is your project about? - This section allows you to select tags pertaining to the project. This helps with filtering projects via the Search... bar and with giving subjects an idea of the project's contents before engaging with it. Feel free to select any and all that you feel apply.
Session Order - This area will allow you to customize the order that the project's sessions will be displayed in on the Project Details page. Use the up and down arrows to reorder as desired, then select Save Order once finished.
Project Viewers - This area displays a list of current viewers and provides a text field through which others users can be found and added as viewers. Viewers are simply users with access to the project, making this an alternative method to direct links for sharing a project with other users.
Search
The Search... bar can be found at the top of each page of the site and is perhaps the fastest way to find a project if you already know what you're looking for. Enter in the desired character string, 'Toy' for example, and you'll immediately receive a filtered, scrollable list of each public project containing that string. Select one to reach its Project Details page.
Stash
Found on the upper navigation bar on desktop or in the hamburger menu on mobile, the Stash page is a place to host any extra elements that you may want to use in your sessions, such as audio files that will play during a session or a spiral animation to replace the default one in MST and BST sessions.
To upload a file for use in your sessions, simply select the upload button and then select the file you'd like to upload.
Uploaded images, gifs, and videos will be displayed with a link below that can be copy + pasted into the Advanced Settings of a session.
By default a user's Stash will allow for up to 200MB of file uploads. If you find yourself needing more space, consider subscribing to expand your Stash space out to 2GB.
As mentioned under the rules DO NOT use this functionality for file-sharing. This feature is intended only for creators who need a place to host elements of sessions that they make.
User Profile
Found by clicking on a user's @ link, the user profile page contains all the information that the user has configured to be visible to other users. This page consists of the following elements:
User Profile Page - This frame contains the user's profile information. This includes their username, the amount of projects and sessions they've created, and their profile description. If the option to display them publicly has been enabled by the user, their contact email and interests can be found in the upper-right and lower sections of the frame, respectively.
Projects - This section contains all the projects that the user has marked to be visible to the public. It also contains a Search... bar so that the user's projects can be filtered down by a given character string.
User Settings
Found by selecting the 'User Settings' button on Your Profile, the User Settings page contains an editable profile description and selection of interests, as well as options to publicly display those interests, a contact email, and/or your profile itself. This page consists of the following elements:
Profile Settings - These are settings that help you configure your User Profile page to display as much or as little information as you'd like. When you've finished configuring the desired options in this section, select the 'Save Profile Settings' button to save all changes made.
Profile is Publicly Visible - This toggle will determine whether or not other users can view your User Profile page. Please note that if you make any publicly visible projects with this setting toggled off, your username will still be displayed, but the @ will not be a selectable link.
Show 'Anonymous' instead of Username in Project Metrics? - When users make a project, they are able to view a Project Metrics page that displays information relating to how often that project is viewed, including the usernames of other users who have viewed sessions in the project. This toggle will change your username to Anonymous in the metrics of any session you view.
Show Interests on Profile Page - This toggle will determine whether or not other users can see the interests you've tagged yourself with under the Your Interests section of the page. This can be useful for letting other users know what sort of content you like as a subject, or what they can expect from projects you create.
Show Contact E-Mail on Profile Page - This toggle, if enabled, will open up a text box for you to enter an e-mail address that other users can view and contact you at. Useful for receiving feedback if you're a creator and for getting in touch with other users in general.
Profile Description - This text box is where you can put an introduction, bio, links to other sites you can be found on, or any other information you'd like users to see when they open your profile.
Your Interest Settings - A list of optionally selectable interests you may have in addition to hypnosis itself. There is no limit to the amount of interests that may be selected. When you've finished configuring your interests, select the 'Save Interests' button. Please note that selecting Save Interests will refresh the page without saving any changes made under Profile Settings. In light of this, it's recommended that you complete the Profile Settings and Your Interests Settings separately.
Your Profile
Reached by selecting your username @, such as @QA-Tester in the example above, which can be found either in the upper-right corner on desktop or in the hamburger menu on mobile. Your profile page contains everything relating to you on Yuukspace. This page consists of the following elements:
My Page - This frame, found at the top of the page, displays the storage space in use by images you've uploaded for Brainwash and/or Mantra sessions. You'll also find a 'User Settings' button in this frame that can be selected to reach the User Settings page, as well as a Search... bar that will filter all playlists, subscriptions, and projects on your profile by the character string entered into it.
Your Subscriptions - This line can be selected to display a list of projects you've subscribed to using the Watch/Subscribe button (the eye-shaped icon on a project's Project Details page). This provides you with a link to reach projects you've subscribed, regardless of their current visibility setting. As with projects listed on the Dashboard page, projects will contain the project title, number of sessions the project contains, tags the project has been marked with, and the user's @ to view their User Profile.
Projects you are a Viewer - This line can be selected to display a list of projects you've been made a viewer of. Adding other users as a viewer is an alternative sharing method that project creators can use to avoid providing direct links. For more information on adding other users as viewers to a project, please see the Project Settings section of this guide.
Your Playlists - This line can be selected to display a list of playlists you've created. For more information on playlists, please see the Playlists section of this guide.
Your Created Projects - This line can be selected to display a list of the projects that you've created. As with projects listed on the Dashboard page, projects will contain the project title, number of sessions the project contains, tags the project has been marked with, and your own @, should you wish to view how others will see your User Profile.
Projects you are a Coauthor On - This line can be selected to display a list of projects you've been added as a coauthor on. Coauthors are users that have been added to another user's project so that multiple people can work together on a single project. For more information on adding other users as coauthors to a project, please see the Project Settings section of this guide.
Support the Project
Found on the upper navigation bar on desktop or in the hamburger menu on mobile, Support the Project is the page to go to if you're looking to tip the creator of Yuuk.space and/or subscribe to unlock extra perks and features on the site. Perks include access to development logs, increased Stash storage space, custom sessions by Yuuk, and more!
Once subscribed, the subscription options will be replaced by the Current Subscription frame, which displays your subscription status, tier, when it will renew, and options to cancel the subscription or update your payment method.
Buttons linking to the relevant features that have been unlocked will be displayed on this page under a new frame called Perks, found underneath the Current Subscription frame.
