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Frequently asked questions

Do designers need a CaveTech account or the activator?​

No. The owner activates EventSale with a central CaveTech account. Designers apply and sign in through that event's creator portal. Internal dashboard staff use their own CaveTech accounts.

Can I use my event's own name?​

Yes. Set the public identity under Brand and edit the homepage. Rename a Second Life object only when its permissions allow it; keep the supplied scripts and Worker arrangement intact. A name change does not transfer the event to another owner.

Which object stays rezzed?​

Keep Server available for creator verification/recovery/onboarding, Payment for fees and pending settlements, and Sender for marketing. The activator can be detached after successful activation. Object guide.

Why does Payment ask for debit permission?​

It needs the owner's authorization for applicable refunds and commission transfers. The current package asks once during installation. Read the request and use the current package; do not repeatedly reset scripts as a normal configuration step.

Does 5% of L$10 mean a L$0.50 transfer?​

No. Transfers use whole L$. The commission rounds to the nearest L$, with halves rounding up: at 5%, L$10 gives L$1 commission. At L$100, it gives L$5. Check your event's actual Billing model and rate.

Can the same person be a public manager and internal staff member?​

Yes, but configure the two lists separately. A public Team listing does not grant workspace permissions. A creator's manager is a third, separate relationship for helping one designer.

Why is an approved designer still blocked?​

Application approval does not bypass round dates, payment, content validation, edit locks, or manager-role restrictions. Read the next action in the creator portal and the actual round's state.

Can designers prepare content before paying?​

Yes. They can save a draft. Complete content can use Save and await payment, then move to review automatically after payment. An unfinished draft does not become complete just because a payment arrives.

Does approving a submission publish the event?​

No. Inspect and publish its gallery separately. Homepage publication and Facebook publication are also separate actions.

Is Facebook, Discord or a custom domain required?​

No. The core application, payment and public-gallery workflow can use the CaveTech event address. Configure optional integrations only when you intend to use them and the service is available.

Where should I start if something fails?​

Use Troubleshooting. For a new event, follow the first-event checklist in order so you can identify the exact blocked step.