Adding a Subscene breaks a Scene down into optional Scenes at this position in the Attraction’s sequence. For example, you can have three Scenes, with Scene 2 offering one of two or three alternatives.
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Split a Scene into a number of Subscenes with the + button |
(Note: Prior to Manager 1.0.13, Subscenes had to be added one at a time.)
How it might work Where participants in a ride can ‘vote’ for what happens next, the correct caption sequences must follow. The ‘vote’ sends a sequence to the Delta show timeline, perhaps to enable one movie or layer and disable others. The enabled timeline must therefore be given a UDP command to send back to the StackCaptioning Trigger, which starts the correct Subscene captions on the StackCaptioning Client devices. See Serial Events Controls Syntax. |
When the first Subscene is added, the Scene is split into two Subscenes, which inherit the Scene name. Adding another creates a third, and so on. The original Scene is not a ‘parent’ other than in providing the Trigger IP address.
When you populate a Scene without additional Subscenes, you are in fact populating Subscene 1, so additional Subscenes are populated in exactly the same way as a Scene.
Note: To see Subscene changes, you may need to press F5 to refresh the browser page.