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By default, a project in the {{software}} always consists of at least one scenario. | By default, a project in the {{software}} always consists of at least one scenario. | ||
When you have multiple Scenarios, for example with two different designs for you project, you can switch between them from the ribbon bar in the editor. | When you have multiple Scenarios, for example with two different designs for you project, you can switch between them from the ribbon bar in the editor. Currently, only one scenario can be active at the same time. Actions taken in a different scenario are reverted. | ||
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* Scenarios are intended to become parallel planned situations | |||
* Scenarios replaced the incremental ''Level'' system. | |||
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* [[How to add or remove a Scenario]] | * [[How to add or remove a Scenario]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:01, 21 February 2023
By default, a project in the Tygron Platform always consists of at least one scenario.
When you have multiple Scenarios, for example with two different designs for you project, you can switch between them from the ribbon bar in the editor. Currently, only one scenario can be active at the same time. Actions taken in a different scenario are reverted.
Notes
- Scenarios are intended to become parallel planned situations
- Scenarios replaced the incremental Level system.
How-to's
- How to add or remove a Scenario
- How to change properties of a Scenario
- How to change Events fired by a Scenario
- How to change Measures activated by a Scenario
- How to configure the available actions of a stakeholder per scenario
- How to configure an intro Cinematic for a Stakeholder and a Scenario
Videos
Multi Scenario