Actions (Custom Interactions) | Voters

Actions (Custom Interactions)

complete

Sam Granleese

Ability to have viewers navigate in non-linear way, instead of step-by-step. Tap or click on a menu or object to go somewhere else or trigger something to happen.

November 7, 2022

Sam Granleese

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complete

This is generally available. Read the release notes to see a demo of download the latest version of JigSpace.

https://jigspace.canny.io/changelog

Sam Granleese

V1 of actions will be released soon with two kinds of actions:

Go to step
Go to URL

We are considering the next types of actions to be added, like proximity or time-delay triggers, and other actions like playing animation, play/stop video or audio, and go-to-another Jig in your team library.

Sam Granleese

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in progress

Sam Granleese

Merged in a post:

Customize UI for end viewers

Sam Granleese

Companies should be able to hide some UI if they don't want their viewers to see it (step progression buttons), or change the default fonts and icons to match their own design system to match their website.

March 22, 2023

Sam Granleese

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under review

Under review to add to creators tools, and the Universal AR viewer the following capabilities.

When a viewer either:

clicks/taps an object
is in 'X' proximity of an object

Then the viewer will transition to:

a different step or scene
a URL (website or Jig URL),

or the object can

play media (if video or audio)
animate (if object contains animation properties).

An author could add as many of these 'Actions' to a Jig as they want, effectively making a clickable 3D model file, non-linear self-guided instructions, choose their own adventure format.

Yannick Boers

Absolutely! 
And it's so, so much more then just design. 
This will allow people to create incredible jigs, as they can build custom logic/flows.  
You can make quizzes, decision trees, cause and effect scenarios and more. 
I for one once (in high school) made a fully functioning Weekend Millionaires in powerpoint, with functioning helplines and visual indiciators of progress and used helplines. 
It's far from ideal to do it without actual logic, but it opens a world of possibilities.

Sam Granleese

Yannick Boers: Yannick - would love to get you onto the prototype testing of this in the next 1-2 weeks.