Create the owner’s CaveTech account
The event owner and internal staff use central CaveTech accounts. Designers applying to an event use that event's application and creator portal, a separate account flow.

Register
- Open auth.centralcave.com/login.
- Enter the event owner's exact Second Life avatar name, then select Continue. Use the username, including
Residentwhere applicable, rather than only a display name. - If the account already exists, sign in with its password. Use the same CaveTech account you use for other CaveTech products.
- For a new account, follow the in-world verification prompt. Log in to that avatar in Second Life, read the CaveTech message, and enter the code in the browser.
- Enter an email address you can access and continue.
- Create and confirm your CaveTech password, following the requirements shown below the field. Complete registration.
- Continue with Activate EventSale.
Do not use your Second Life password as your CaveTech password. Never send a password or verification code to support.
What to expect
The new account is linked to the avatar you verified. EventSale access appears after product activation. Account registration alone does not create a configured public event.
The central CaveTech verification service sends the owner's registration code. Installing your event's CaveTech - Server is a later setup step; it is used for creator verification inside your event.
If you cannot continue
| Message or symptom | What to do |
|---|---|
| Avatar not found | Check the full username, remove extra spaces, and avoid a display name. |
| Code not received | Check local chat and instant messages while logged in as that avatar. Wait for the active request to finish before requesting another. |
| Code expired or invalid | Request a new code and use the latest message. |
| Email already used | Sign in to the existing account or use password recovery. |
| Password rejected | Follow the live field requirements and make sure the confirmation matches. |
For access after registration, see password recovery or troubleshooting.