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Build a Scenario Part 2: Expand Conversation Options
Now that you've established your perfect path, it's time to add the less-than-ideal answer options and pathways your learners could take if they choose poorly.
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This demo walks you through Part 2 of building a scenario in the Scenario Editor. After establishing the perfect conversation path, you learn how to add less-than-ideal learner response options—up to four per character dialogue box—and connect each one to a character reaction. The demo covers creating new conversation paths, linking responses to existing character reactions, and keeping your editor organized using drag-and-drop or the Auto Arrange feature. It concludes by directing you to Part 3 to finish your dynamic scenario.
Questions this resource answers
- How many learner response options can I add per character dialogue box?
- You can add up to four learner response options per character dialogue box.
- How do I keep the Scenario Editor organized as conversation paths grow?
- You can drag individual character boxes to new locations or use the Auto Arrange icon to let the system reposition dialogue boxes automatically.
- Can I connect a learner response to an existing character reaction instead of creating a new one?
- Yes. Select the empty square beside the learner response to link it to an existing character reaction dialogue box.
- What is the recommended order for adding conversation paths in the Scenario Editor?
- Work from left to right, completing all learner answers for one character reaction before moving on to the next.