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Assemblers set up the region in the SDK per these instructions, then the Storyflow Author follows the steps noted below.
Required Fields
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Field Name | Description |
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Region | A defined area in a VR scene. This comes from a Named Region catalog. |
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Example In the Headset
In the Workshop environment, there is an area in the scene that requires Motive Lab, the learner to don a safety hatwill navigate to the PPE Prep Room. Once they enter that region, a message will appear giving them instructions.
Before proceeding, an Assembler will need to follow these instructions to set up the Scene Regions in the SDK.
In Storyflow, create a Named Region catalog if you do not already have one. In this example, I’ve named it Scene Regions:
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Within the catalog folder, click the “+” icon to add a new region and give it the same name that you gave the Scene Region in Unity. In this case, Workshop Region:
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Save the catalog
Go to the script you want the Scene Region authoring to be authored
Open the script and add a Scene Region resource by dragging it to the Resources pane of the frame:
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Select Workshop Region from the Named Region catalog:
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Add another frame to the script and give it an Inside Region condition by dragging it to the Conditions pane of the frame
Use the Workshop Region in the condition:
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Add a Notification in the Resources pane of the script:
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Add a Scene Region Resource to the frame
Click on the + next to Region and you’ll see your Regions Catalog appear (as set up by the Assemblers)
Choose your region:
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In a new frame, use the “Inside Region” Condition with the same region chosen
Enter the resource, in this case it is a Screen Message with instructions:
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This now says - once the learner is within the specified region, play this message.
Save
This is what the learner will see in the headset:
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