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Types of nodes in We Are
Types of nodes in We Are
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A node is the building block of your Story in We Are — a content piece that forms part of the flow. Each node has a specific purpose and helps you structure your Story with ease.

Here’s a breakdown of all the nodes you can choose from:

Dialogue node

The dialogue node is used when you want your Characters to speak according to your script. You can write the script directly in the node, or you can do so by clicking on Studio where you can also fine-tune the animations to bring your Characters to life. If your Story has multiple Characters, no worries — you can select who speaks in each scene within Studio.

Response node

If you want to add interactivity to your Story, the response node is your go-to. A response triggers a button that the learner must click to proceed in the Story. Just like this:

Each response node adds one button, and you can add as many as you need to create branching scenarios with different outcomes.

Write the text for the response directly in the Node Map, and feel free to edit it further to fit your narrative.

Poster node

The poster node is perfect for providing additional context, like introducing the Story, outlining a scenario, or stating the learning objectives. It’s fully customizable — add text, choose your font, colors, and even an image.

Don’t forget to customize the “Next” button at the bottom to guide learners forward.

Event node

The event node sets the scene for the following nodes. This is where you determine the location of your scene, select which Characters are present, and how many. Any dialogue nodes that come after will follow the settings from the event node.

Want to have several locations in one Story, or change between one or two Characters? Simply add more event nodes throughout your Story. Experiment with scene changes mid-Story for a fun twist!

End node

The end node is how you wrap up your Story. Use it to indicate whether the learner has succeeded or failed, and provide custom feedback based on their performance.

If you’ve included skills in your Story, you can summarize the learner’s score in your end node. Just remember to toggle on Skill explorer for detailed feedback.

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