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# Designers
The Upland City-Builder is a playground for **designers and creators**, offering endless opportunities to craft unique assets and experiences. Through **Metaventures**, you can turn your creativity into a thriving business by designing and selling custom assets, building experiences, and engaging with the community in new ways.
Upland’s tools allow creators to manufacture and sell assets such as structure ornaments, block explorers, and vehicles. Whether you’re designing seasonal decorations or innovative racing karts, your creations can become integral parts of the Upland experience. Metaventures provide a dedicated marketplace for showcasing and selling your work, allowing players to discover and purchase your designs.
For designers looking to innovate further, Metaventures can also support custom experiences. By combining Upland assets with your vision, you can create interactive events, competitions, or entirely new gameplay mechanics that elevate the metaverse. The flexibility of Upland’s platform empowers you to experiment and innovate without limits.\
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Players can use the [UGC Guide ](https://upland-3d.gitbook.io/upland-3d/getting-started/guides)(Creator Hub) to start creating.
Ready to launch your creations? Setting up a Metaventure is your first step. Whether it’s a showroom for your designs or a hub for unique experiences, Metaventures provide the tools and visibility you need to succeed. Start creating today and leave your mark on the Upland map!
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