> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.helmut.cloud/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.helmut.cloud/high5/spaces-in-high5/space-settings.md).

# Space settings

To manage the settings of a space, navigate to **High5** and select the space you want to configure.

1. Go to **High5**.
2. Select the desired **space** from the Spaces list.
3. In the left sidebar, click **Space settings**.

The Space Settings page allows you to configure the properties of the selected space.

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### Available Settings

You can manage the following settings:

#### Space Avatar

Update the avatar image that represents the space. This helps visually identify the space.

#### Space Name

Modify the name of the space. This name will be displayed throughout the High5 interface.

#### Wave Engine

Configure the Wave Engine version used for this space.

The Wave Engine is the executing stream engine of helmut.cloud. It is under constant development. To avoid breaking your workflows and streams by forcing an auto update on your engine, you can set the wave engine version yourself when you are ready to accept and test new features or bug fixes. See the changelog for more details.

You can:

* Select the Wave Engine version
* Enable or disable **Show development versions** to allow or restrict the use of development versions

#### Delete Space

Delete the space permanently.

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