Set up your workspace and write your first script.
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While your scenario is open, you can drag the Director Script over from the script panel to the area that says "Script +":
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Click on the green Save button
STOP: Save and Test. To make sure your scenario is working, put on your VR headset, and launch the experience. You should be standing in a workshop and you will see a menu with "Workshop Test" in it. You can click the Workshop Test and the menu will disappear. Nothing else will happen yet!
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Now we want to open the Welcome Message script so that we can edit it.
Click While you are looking at the list of your scripts in the Project tab, click on the title Welcome Message
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You will see that it opens a Script Frame. This is the frame for this specific script, the "Welcome Message". Within this area is where we can make edits and add items to this script.
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To rename a frame, click the title on the frame (right now it says "New Frame") and enter the new name Welcome Message
Click outside of the edit box (or hit Return) to save the name:
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Step 6: Add a Screen Message (6:44 in Video)
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Add text to the screen message (the learner sees this)
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. In the Text field add “This is your first screen message! Click ok to clear this message”.
Training Tip
By leaving Anchor blank, the message will appear in front of the learner wherever they are in the scene. To have the screen message appear above a specific item in the scene, you would anchor it. We'll learn more about that later.
If you want the button text to say something other than "ok" you can define that in the space above.
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Click on script catalog to see all of your scripts.
Choose the Director Script
Click on the > icon to collapse the catalog:
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You should now see the empty director script open in your editor screen and the Director Script tab is the active one:
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Click on the Scripts icon
Open your Script catalog
Drag and Drop in the Welcome Message Script
Collapse the scripts menu
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STOP: Save and Test. Now, when you launch the scenario, you should see this message pop up!
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