In this pathway, we will guide individuals with the highest permissions in the platform to manage staff access and set up your Motive account for success.

In this course, you will learn the basics of working with Attachables and Attach Receivers to allow objects in the scene to attach. You will practice this skill with the centrifuge, the test tube, and the test tube rack.

Behaviour Models are extensively used to allow objects to change states dynamically while scenarios are running. In this course, you will learn how to set up an object with various states that can be monitored and changed in Storyflow.

This course teaches you how to set up hinge joints and sliding joints. This is essential for making doors, drawers, valves etc., work realistically in a scene. It is essential to pay close attention to how an object is set up (orientation of the axes, etc.) to get the configuration of joints right.

This quick lesson will guide you through how to access the Motive Training Lab Unity project and introduce the project structure. 

In the final course of Assembler Core, we will cover all the basics of handing off the project to Authors.

In the Assembler Foundations pathway, you began learning about Usable World Objects. This course will dive deeper and teach about other usable patterns and configurations. You will practice configuration by making the sink and the nitrogen blow gun usable.

In this course, you will start making things work in your scene. You'll learn the basics of configuration so that your props become interactive.

In this course, you will learn how to set up a Unity project to be used with the Motive SDK. The course will cover installing required dependencies, adding the Motive SDK and setting the proper configurations.

In this course, you will set up your training environment and connect to Motive services. You will learn the best practices that the Motive assembly team uses to ensure environments are reusable and workflows between 3D artists and assemblers are smooth.

In this course, you will author a full checklist and more advanced assessment using dynamic variables.  

In this course, learners will explore new Storyflow features and expand on foundations knowledge by examining the program on a deeper level.  Together with scripting in Storyflow, learners will examine VR Best Practices for Authoring and how to tie these together. By the end of this course, learners will be equipped with knowledge of all core level features of Storyflow.

While completing this project, you can practice and grow the skills you just reviewed in Author Core: Create a Safety Hazard Scenario. Projects have some general instructions as to what you need to do. However, there are no step-by-step instructions to follow. There are multiple ways they can be completed, so there is no single "correct" answer. Like authoring live projects, many different approaches and resources can be used to build a successful VR experience. Once you have authored a solution, you will be asked to share it.  You will be able to upload a video or screenshot that demonstrates how you completed the project.

In this course, learners will take their completed scenarios and use Motive's Launch to deliver training in a practice situation.  When this course is complete, learners will have the tools necessary to script their own scenarios in Storyflow and deliver the same training to their learners.

In this course, learners will complete their most complex scripting to date in Motive Academy by identifying and creating tasks used for assessment; a full-featured assessment; and the remaining hints in the environment.  

In this course, you will learn more about some of the advanced features of Storyflow. You will take a deep dive into dynamic variables and how to use them. You will also learn more about behaviour models, what they are and how they work. Finally, you will learn how assessments and testing scenarios can be created.  Throughout this course you will script as you learn in a new Storyflow Project.

In this course, you will author a safety hazard walkthrough in the Motive Lab.  You will practice and expand on what you learned in the Author Foundations: Learn course when you create quizzes and tasks for the learner to complete in the headset.

Jump into Storyflow where you will start authoring essential content and interactions. This foundations-level course will see you create a simple Workshop scenario that uses different types of screen messaging and point and click identification while learning the drag-and-drop codeless authoring that Storyflow provides. You will assemble a working director script and start authoring with all the building blocks of the program.

Welcome to Author Foundations: Project. In this course, you will be given multiple opportunities to practice and grow the skills you've learned so far by scripting Motive Lab Hazards on your own. Each scripting assignment has a solution video that follows in case you get stuck.

This course will guide you through the best practices of working in Storyflow as a cohesive and collaborative team.  You'll dive into the best practices for sharing workspaces and projects, and review key considerations in planning your multi-author project.