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Welcome to my universe.

Moaliverse is my personal corner of the internet—a place where gaming, technology, videos, experiments, social media and home-server projects all come together.

Instead of separating every interest into a different website, Moaliverse brings everything into one connected, constantly evolving universe.

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Why Moaliverse?

The name combines Moali and universe. It represents the collection of things I enjoy, create, test and share.

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What you’ll find here

Technology projects, gaming content, videos, social links, server experiments and new ideas as they are developed.

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Always expanding

Moaliverse is not a finished destination. Like a real universe, it will continue to grow as new projects and interests are added.

Build your own corner of Moaliverse

Your universe has three layers: galaxies contain solar systems, and solar systems contain planets. Start with an account, then create a galaxy and a solar system before adding your planets.

Use the tabs on the left to move between Universe, Galaxy, and Solar systems. Hover over a tab to slide it out, or select Show beside the Moaliverse logo to keep the tabs open. Hide returns them to their normal slide-out behavior.

1. Create your account

  1. Open Create an account and complete the registration form.
  2. Choose a username using 1–8 letters and numbers, enter your email, and choose a password that meets the form’s requirements.
  3. Once registered, sign in to access your member pages. Your saved creations belong to your account and are available when you return.

Find your creation space from the home page

After signing in, the home page shows your username beneath the “Welcome to Moaliverse” sign. Select that username to open your personal member area. You can also select your name on your personal planet in the home page’s solar system: both shortcuts lead to the same member area.

From there, use Universe to create and view galaxies, Galaxy to explore your solar systems, and Solar systems to create a system or open one and add planets. Your creations are saved to your signed-in account.

If your username or personal planet is not visible, sign in first and return to the home page. If you do not have an account yet, create one. You can also open your creation space directly; visitors will be asked to sign in.

2. Create a galaxy

  1. Open the Universe tab and find Your galaxies.
  2. Enter a Galaxy name of up to 32 characters, then select Create galaxy.
  3. Wait for the new galaxy to appear in your list. The Universe view shows the larger cosmic scene; the Galaxy tab lets you see your solar systems closer up.

3. Create a solar system

  1. Open Solar systems. If a system is already open, return to the system list to create another.
  2. Enter a Solar system name using no more than 5 characters.
  3. If the Galaxy selector is shown, choose which galaxy should contain the system.
  4. Choose the Solar system color and adjust its Glow level, then select Create solar system.
  5. Select the saved system to open it and add planets. You can create up to 10 solar systems.

4. Add and customize planets

  1. Inside your selected solar system, choose New planet.
  2. Enter a Planet name, then choose a Planet Type using the previews.
  3. Personalize the primary and secondary colors, surface texture, and atmosphere/glow color. Turn rings on if you want them and choose their color.
  4. Adjust Planet size, Orbit speed, Glow level, and Rotation speed to shape how your world looks and moves.
  5. Optionally add a full web address in Web link, such as https://example.com. Opening that planet will take you to its webpage.
  6. Select Save planet. Your saved planet appears in the system and its planet list. Each solar system can hold up to 24 planets.

Use Edit below a saved planet to change it, then select Save planet again. Use Cancel to leave the editor without saving. Keep using Edit for linked planets, because clicking the planet itself opens its web link.

5. Explore your creations

Open Galaxy to see your solar systems orbiting the central black hole. Select a system to visit its planets. Open Universe for the wider view of your galaxies. If movement is uncomfortable, open Settings, enable Reduce motion in my member galaxy, and save the preference.

If a creation control says it is temporarily unavailable, try again later. If you reach a creation limit, edit your existing worlds or review what you want to keep.

How to earn points and move up the ranks

Sign in before you start. Points belong to your account and are saved in the database when an eligible action succeeds. There are two kinds of rewards: points for each new creation or sent chat message, and achievements you can earn once.

Points for creating and joining the conversation

Create a planet — 10 points each
Open Solar systems, select your system, choose New planet, complete its details, and select Save planet. Each newly saved planet earns 10 points. Editing an existing planet does not award another 10.
Create a solar system — 50 points each
Open Solar systems, enter a new system’s name and appearance, then select Create solar system. The reward is for a new saved system; renaming or changing one does not earn creation points again.
Create a galaxy — 1,000 points each
Open Universe, enter a name under Your galaxies, and select Create galaxy. Each successfully created galaxy earns 1,000 points, subject to the account’s creation limits.
Send a chat message — 5 points each
Open Chat, choose a channel or direct conversation you can send messages in, write your message, and send it. Each successfully saved message earns 5 points. Reading messages or typing without sending earns no points. The chat requires a short pause between messages; please contribute useful messages rather than spam.

One-time achievements

These milestones award points only the first time you complete them. Repeating the action, refreshing a page, or removing and adding the same kind of item does not repeat the achievement reward.

Introduce yourself — 20 points
Open Profile, enter your display name and a non-empty bio in About you, then select Save profile.
A world of your own — 20 points
This milestone is for saving your personal profile planet’s name and appearance. It is separate from the 10-point reward for creating a planet inside a solar system.
Player one — 10 points
Open your signed-in member Gaming world for the first time. Simply visiting the public gaming console collection is not the same action.
Curious explorer — 10 points
Open your signed-in member Technology world for the first time.
Worth keeping — 15 points
Save your first favorite in the member area. Additional favorites do not repeat this milestone.
Start building — 15 points
Create and save your first personal project in the member area.
Mission complete — 30 points
Save a personal project with its status set to completed. This achievement is awarded once, even if you complete several projects.

Some milestones relate to member tools that may not appear in every page layout. Your rank milestones show which achievements your account has already earned.

Your rank is based on your total points

For example, saving a profile with a bio (+20), creating a solar system (+50), and creating two planets (+20) gives you 90 points, making you a Navigator. Sending six messages adds 30 more points, bringing you to 120 points and Architect.

Checking and keeping your points

Select the Total points badge in your member header or open View rank milestones to see your progress. Previously earned creation rewards and achievements remain if you later delete a creation, remove a favorite, or delete a project. Editing items, reading pages, and unsuccessful saves do not add creation points. If the points display has not refreshed after a successful action, reload your member page.

Help Moaliverse grow

This universe is still growing, and your ideas are welcome. Create an account, explore, and tell us what would make the site better.

Leave suggestions in member chat’s general channel. Suggest a feature, describe something confusing, or report a problem. Include the page you were on, what you tried, and what you expected to happen so Moali can understand your idea.

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