Your Projects is the first page of the Control Panel. You make a project for something you want people to experience — and the project gives you a link to share, so they can open it in a browser and use it, live.
Think of a car factory. The factory is the project: it has a name, a purpose, a start and an end, and rules for how it works. What it produces is a car, which people drive to feel what the factory made. In Eagle 3D Streaming, your project produces a link: whoever opens it gets to use your app, streamed to their browser.
A project brings together three things:
| part | what it is | who it is for |
|---|---|---|
| The build | what the project shows: the app you upload | your viewers |
| Viewer experience | how it looks and behaves for the people who open the link: loading screen, colours, size, mouse, session time, password and more | your viewers |
| Project management | the project's name, its description, and whether it is Active | you |
And from these it produces its link:
https://connector.eagle3dstreaming.com/v5/your-username/build/project.
The build and project names are part of it, so renaming the project or giving it another build gives it a new link.
A build is your app, packaged by its own tool so it can run on its own. Each tool has its own word for it; here we simply say build:
| your app is made with | what you upload as the build |
|---|---|
| Unreal Engine | a packaged build with the Pixel Streaming plugin |
| NVIDIA Omniverse | a packaged Kit app with Kit's WebRTC streaming extension (beta) |
| Unity | a Unity build that uses Unity Render Streaming (beta) |
One build can be shown by several projects — each with its own viewer experience and its own link. See Stream any app for what each kind of build needs.
| page | what it covers |
|---|---|
| The project list | search and sort, Active / Inactive, selecting several projects, Copy link, Open, Edit, Delete |
| New project | the New project window (name, picture, details, choose or upload a build), then the Configure and Launch steps |
| Project settings | project management (name, build, picture, details, Active, meeting links) and the viewer experience, including copying it from another project |
Besides its link, a project can have meeting links: a host link for you and a guest link for the people you invite, so everyone shares one session. Make them in the project's settings — see Meeting links.
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