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In depth learning on Scene Configuration can be found in this course in Motive Academy. |
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Overview
This article describes how to configure an object Object in Unity to be usable in a Storyflow scriptScript. This is done by adding a Motive Scene Object script Script component to the object Object in Unity. The article will outline this the process in Unity and the required steps in Storyflow.
Important: Any object Object that will be used as part of a training procedure authored in Storyflow must be a Motive Scene Object.:
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Setup - Unity SDK
In Unity, find the
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Object in the hierarchy and select it
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Right click on the
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Object and select Motive
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> Make Scene Object
In the Inspector, a Motive Scene Object component has been added to the
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Object
In the Motive Scene Object
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Script, in the Name field type a name
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Remember this name. A
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Catalog item with the same name will need to be created in a Storyflow Catalog.
For this example, the name will be
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Brush
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Save the scene
Setup - Storyflow
In Storyflow, go to the Catalogs tab
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Motive Scene Objects need to be added to Named Object
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Catalogs. If you already have one, you can use it. If not, create a new Named Object
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Catalog.
Find the Named Object
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Catalog and double click to open it
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Click the "+" button to add a new item. It will be added to the list.
Select the item and give it the same name that was given to the Motive Scene Object
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In this case, the name is Brush
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Save the Catalog
The Motive Scene Object, Brush, can now be added to any Storyflow script using the Scene Object Resource.