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All Scenarios typically start with a Director Script. This is the script Script that will be launched when the scenario Scenario begins in VR. The Director Script is meant to control the flow of the scenarioScenario. Note that Director Scripts are not mandatory, it's simply a best practice for organizing your content.
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As you create your scenarioScenario, you may have several or many individual scripts Scripts - but they all link back to the original Director Script. In my example, I’ve created five:
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Each of my four scripts five Scripts does different things. The "Welcome Message" puts a message to the learner on the wall. The "Ambience" script Script directs music to come out of a speaker. The "Video Content" script Script plays a video for the learner. The "Equip Hard Hat" allows the learner to interact with a hard hat in the sceneScene, pick it up, and put it on her head. The “Spray Workbench” script Script instructs the learner to pick up items in the environment. I’ve set up Conditions so that each script Script runs after the one previous.
When they all come together in the Director Script, I have a flowing scenarioScenario.
Creating Director Scripts
Create a Director Script the same as any other scriptScript with two exceptions:
1. Name the script “Director Script”Script - Director Script,to make it clear
2. Attach the Director Script to the Scenario - this is what makes it control the flow
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Once you’ve created a Director Script, you need to link every other script Script you want to run in the scenario Scenario to it.
1. Open the Director Script
2. Change the name of the New Frame to the name of the Script you will add. In this example, I have a script Script named Prompts “Prompts” that I want to link:
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3. Click on the Scripts Shortcut icon at the top right and find the script Script you want to link in
4. Drag and drop the scriptScript into the Resource area:
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5. Save
6. Repeat for all scripts Scripts you want to run in the scenariothe Scenario
Advantages of the Director Script
Using a Director Script has a few advantages:
It helps you break up your Scenario into several smaller, potentially reusable Scripts.
This makes it easier for you to rearrange the steps of your Scenario if needed.
If an additional step is later required in your Scenario, you can easily add it without impacting the steps that come before or after it.