• Story settings

  Below you can find a description of each property you can edit in the story settings. Basic Story nameThe story name is displayed on top of the story by default. It's also shown in DMs when shared. You can get creative with the name, but it's best to keep it short! Story imageUsed in project overview and is the main image when the story is shared. Landscape oriented image works best. DescriptionGive your users a short description as an introduction of your story. The descrSome readers

• Collect information from your users

  It's possible to ask users for their opinion, feedback or personal information during any story. There are a couple of content blocks for this purpose: Poll, Checklist, Open Question, Form and Review Request. All answers given during these content blocks are saved and displayed on your Analytics Dashboard. Poll With the poll content block, it is possible for the user to rate a series of questions on a scale, with emoSome readers

• Augmented reality content block explained

  Augmented reality content blocks let you project media on real word objects. The AR Marker content block works with a Marker and a Display Object. Scroll down in the left column of the content block. Marker image For the AR content block to know where to project on, we give it an image it can recognize. This can be a photo, poster, flyer, street sign, streSome readers

• 3D models in Augmented Reality

  So you want to make 3D models come to life? 🚀  Then you came to the right place. Here you'll learn how to upload your 3D models, so you can project them on any image you want using the AR Marker content block . Exporting as GLB/glTF To upload a 3D model to the builder, you'll first need a 3D model in a GLB or glTF format. We'll show you how to export your 3D model to this format using Blender, but you can also export to GLB and glTF in Blender. GLB anSome readers

• The virtual host

  Did you know that you can use a normal video of someone and transform it into a hologram? Well, in this article you will learn how to add your own virtual host in your stories. Adding the virtual host You can find the 'Virtual Host' when clicking 'New content block' in your story. The only thing you have to do is: Add your marker image, this is where your personSome readers

• Translating your story

  Let's get international! 🌏 Before we get started. Make sure a 'Base language' is selected in the story settings page. If you're not sure how to do that, please see this page. Add a language Add your first language in the 'Translate' tab by clicking on the 'Add language' button. Select the language you wish to translate into, and we'll get started. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/2/d/e/b/Few readers

• Sharing options

  In this article, we'll show you how to create links and QR Codes. In 'Share' tab, press the 'Create QR Link' button. Now you can fill in some extra information. Let's go over the settings. Name Especially if you're creating multiple lFew readers

• Personalised tokens

  In this article, we will explore the concept of personalised tokens and learn how to use them to create a more tailored and unique user experience. A personalised token is a small piece of user generated text (like a name), which you can later use in various parts of your story. How to use Personalised tokens To begin, we need to include an "Open Question" block in your story. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/1/6/3/0/16309cb308217d00/491442a1-d039-4992-bf68-b14500nFew readers

• Publishing your story

  Publish When you're satisfied with your Story, it's time to publish. It's actually super easy. 😌 Just press 'Publish story' in the top right corner. Publish story&x20; Once it shows 'Published' you're all set. 💪 Just give our little minions in the cFew readers

• The analytics page

  Hi there 👋. To get started, navigate to the analytics page of your story by clicking the analytics icon in the menu: . The anatomy of the analytics dashboard The dashboard consists of the following sections: General statistics. Here youFew readers

• Open World

  So, you want to create stories that a user can physically visit? 🗺️ An open world lets you do that by connecting your stories to a specific location using the GPS location of the user. This way, the user can walk to a location and start a story in any order they like. Here you can see an Open World from our startup campus, Dotslash ⬇️: Scan the QR code or cliFew readers

• Make your story appear as a mobile app

  In some cases, our clients and/or users require access to the story on a regular basis. For instance when you are a client providing feedback, when you want to show the story to interested parties, or when your stories are part of platform with multiple stories. Android (Chrome browser) and iOS (Safari browser) offer a very handy tool to make your life easier. By adding a direct link to your stories on the homescreen, you can simulate direct access like you would have with a fullyFew readers

• Working with maps

  In this tutorial, we're going over all the possibilities of the map content block. And trust me... the possibilities are extensive. 🤩 Camera and bounds Let's start with setting up the playing field. Press the 'Camera and bounds' button to create the board where your users are allowed to walk in. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/2/4/5/f/2Few readers

• Adding text and question content

  Time for the real deal 👊 Add a new Text content block in your scenario. It should look like this: Each content block is divided in three columns. The left column contains options that are unique to the content type, in this case a Header image and Text of the content block. The middle column has options that are available for all your content blocks. YoFew readers

• All our content blocks

  Are you more visually oriented? We got you. We created an interactive story, literally showing you what’s possible. Click to get started or continue reading. 🕹️→ Click here to view the interactive story All content blocks and what they can do 🎥 Video An easy one: this block is used to upload videos. This doesn’t necessarily have to be a classic video, but can also be an introductory logo animation or such. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/heFew readers

• Creating a new story

  Are you ready to create your first story? 🚀 It is very easy! Just press the 'Create story' button in the upper right corner. Choose a name for your story. Go to settings and select an image (landscape works best) and add a short description.Few readers

• The story editor

  Welcome to the story builder 😊 Let's create your first story using different types of scenes. In the beginning, you'll see a blank canvas, such as the one below: ⬇️ By pressing 'New content block', you'll get to pick a content block from the vast selection of content types. Don't be overwhelmed, we'll walk you through them! (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpFew readers

• Creating branches

  Creating branches is easy if you know how. Follow the steps in this article, and you'll be able to create complex story structures in no-time. What is a branch? 🥸 A branch is a sidestep from your main story line. Based on action by your user, you'll be able to change the storyline. You could for example add a simple choice at the start of the story that leads to three different storylines. Alternatively, you can go wild, and add branches inside your branches to create a complex and replayabFew readers

• Map Branching

  You've created a map, but now you want your users to explore various markers and experience different aspects of your story. You can achieve this by utilizing branching in a map block. Branches In your Map block. Let's add two markers. Click here if you need help on creating markers, Click on 'Create Branch' two times to make two branches. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/b/3/e/c/b3ec368d672b1800Few readers

• Getting reviews for your story

  You want to know what users think of your creation? To enable reviews, you can add a review content block at any point, in your story. Open your story and simply press 'Add content block' where you want them to drop a review. Then select the 'Review request' content block in the Basic column, and you're good to go. You can change the title, subtitle and image of the RevFew readers

• Matching Pairs

  In short, this feature lets users find and match pairs using images and/or text. Here is an example of how you can use matching pairs: 🧐 Building a matching pair content block You can decide if you want to use images or text using the dropFew readers

• Creating 360° media

  Hey VR enthusiast! 👋 So you want to use a virtual reality content block, but lacking the content? We're going to help you out! 🫶 VR Camera's The best way is to shoot your own content, using a VR camera. Right now (Sept 2022) these are the best buys: Qoocam 8K Insta360 X3 GoPro Max 360 Ricoh Theta X Apps There are also a few apps that create 360 images, like Panorama 360. Though tFew readers

• Creating 360° media with AI

  So you want to create an awesome 360° image for your story? With the image generator Skybox AI, you can make 360° images for free. Just describe how you want your photo to look like, and the platform will do the rest. Pretty cool right? 🙌🏻 First, go to https://skybox.blockadelabs.com/ (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/websFew readers

• How to use Preview

  Ready to ride the lightning ⚡️? You probably already spotted the little lightning bolt on top of every content block in the Scenario editor: If you click on it, you'll get a popup with the following options: When you scan the QR code or click onFew readers

• Virtual Reality content block explained

  Hi there! 👋 Ready to create some VR magic? 🪄 You need a 360° / panoramic photo for this content block. 🏞 Either create one with a 360° camera (our preferred devices can be found here), download a streetview image ( a guide can be found here (https://help.intractive.app/en/experiencesFew readers

• Setting a start location

  So! You're creating a physical stories? Then you want your users to be at the correct starting location. With the 'Start location' content block, we can achieve exactly this. Press the little pinpoint icon in the top left to set a marker. UsFew readers