Noch nicht getestet: wie ein Loch öffentlich wird

You build a hole, save it, and there it is in your drafts with a thumbnail and one small label: Not Tested Yet. What has to happen before another Beyond Putt player can find it, play it, and leave a like?

Here is what happens, step by step, and the one rule that decides who sees it.

1. Build and save a draft

Build your hole in Creator Mode. If you are not ready to publish it, it stays on your headset as a draft.

Each draft has a thumbnail and shows when you last edited it. Until you have tested it, it is marked Not Tested Yet.

2. Test your own hole

Choose Play Draft to launch a trial run.

This lets you play the hole you just built before sharing it with everyone else.

3. Publish it

After the trial run, choose Publish Track.

The track is then available through Community Tracks, where other Beyond Putt players can find and play it.

If another track already has the same name, we do not overwrite it. Beyond Putt adds a number to the name instead.

4. See how players respond

Community Tracks can be browsed through:

• Trending
• Most Liked
• Newest

Trending is likes per day since the track was last published or updated.

Players can search by track name or creator name and filter by world.

Each track card shows its likes and plays.

A play is counted when the track starts. If a group plays together, it still counts as one play.

Each player can like a track once and can remove that like later.

5. Change it again

Publishing does not lock the track forever.

You can unpublish it, which sends it back to your drafts.

From there you can change it, test it again, and publish it again.

You can also delete it.

Build → Draft → Test → Publish → Community → Unpublish → Edit → Test → Publish again

Remixing community tracks

You can remix any Community Track, including one of your own.

Remix copies it into your drafts. You can then change the copy, test it, and publish your version.

Beyond Putt keeps a record of which track the remix came from. A remix of a remix keeps the whole chain.

Playing together

Private rooms support 2–4 players.

Players can join with a 5-character room code or through Meta Quest invites.

The host selects Community Tracks and everyone plays them together.

Also in this update

The 3-Minute Challenge replaces the earlier 1-minute challenge: race the clock across holes for three minutes.

Build a track, test the part you are least certain about, and publish it for the community.