Working with Missions (Beta)

Sagens outfitted with missions create a number of new experience options for your users. Missions enable you to sequence a series of tasks for your guests to complete. Providing them with a structured way to enjoy your content.

A Sagen with a mission setup

Creating a mission

Mission Menu Button

From the left menu select missions and create a new mission.

Mission Menu

Edit Mission - Press the pencil button to edit your missions Delete Mission Press the trashcan button to delete a mission

A Mission With Steps Defined

By default, Sagenverse will read the mission list in a linear order. So make sure you organize your steps accordingly.

Each mission step can be reorganized using the left hand drag and drop grips.

Adding Steps to a Mission

Adding a Step - Press "add step" - To add a new step to your mission.

Note - Clicking on the arrow will open and close each step in the list.

Editing and defining a mission step

Editing A Mission Step

Step Title

Each step needs a name to help you and your guest keep track of the task needs. A good name will help improve the user experience.

Step Description

Expand on the details of the step here - this is visible to your guests when they view details of your step.

Choosing a Step Type

Choosing a Mission Step Task Type

Inspection Task - This requires the user to inspect a file or object within the scene. Press Select Room Object, then the object to inspect in the 3D Editor

Choosing an inspection object (with no object yet chosen)

An inspection task with an object defined - pressing clear will remove the object

Some customizable objects will ask you to select the specific texture slot for the object.

Tour: - This requires the user to view a tour in the room

Choosing a Tour

Setting an optional auto play for the tour

Auto-play tour: When triggered as a valid and available step this tour will auto play.

Note - having multiple tours auto play in the sequence can have unintended results. Be sure to test your mission to ensure a proper user - experience.

Quiz - This requires the user to complete a quiz.

Much like tours, quizzes can also be set to "auto-play". Similarly any auto play item (quizzes or tours) can conflict - so be sure to test your logic and setup.

Setting up a dependencies (advanced)

as you add tasks, you can setup dependencies that gate access to other steps or will "trigger" events. For example, a tour step might not unlock until the viewer clicks on a specific file in the room. Or a quiz may not be taken until the viewer has watched a tour.

choosing a dependency

1. Select the task that the current step will check the state of

2. Choose whether the step must be passed or failed for the current step to be "active" or "available"  - Note - failure is only a tracked state of quizzes

3. Click add Step as Dependency.

A defined dependency

4. Multiple dependencies are supported and can be stacked. For example, a quiz may not be available until the viewer watches a tour, and inspects several files first.

Publishing/Testing a Mission

Setting a room up to publish a mission

When publishing or testing your project, make sure your mission is selected in the Auto-start Mission Setting.

Note - Set the mission setting in the share menu before you test your project using the Preview button.

Completing Missions as a guest

A Mission Log shown when exploring a published project

• Clicking on any of the steps will assist the user in completing the task. (navigate to the inspection item, launch a tour, or launch a quiz)

• Clicking on See Full Details will present the full description of the task.

• As tasks are completed, they will be removed from the list automatically.