Using scenes

With the Scenes button on the left side of the editor, you can see an overview of all the scenes that are in the page. Scenes are slides inside a page where you can place more content to tell your story. You can enable mouse scroll to switch scenes or manually link to scenes from elements through the actions tab. In the scenes panel, you can add or delete scenes, reorganise them and set them to be sticky.

Settings

Scenes have their own page settings, layers and safe zones. You can therefore approach a scene like a page, allowing a viewer to vertically scroll through pages in your horizontally scrolling publication.

Scene display

There are different ways to display scenes. You can make them behave like a longread by putting every next scene underneath the previous one through the neutral setting. You can also apply effects to scene transition by using the effect setting. With the direct option you can create manual links that the user can click to show this specific scene, without any animation. This last option can come in handy when you want to switch states very fast without showing this to your viewers.

On mobile, your scenes will always be displayed as a regular scrollpage.

Mouse scroll

You can choose if you would like to use the mouse scroll to switch between scenes. When it is turned off, you can only go to scenes by manually linking to them.

Sticky scenes

This is a scene that sticks on top of all other scenes in a page. This can be useful for placing a next, previous or menu button that stays on top of all other scenes.

Updated on: 08/02/2023