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Choice Step

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Overview

A Choice Step presents one or more selectable options that determine the next step in the procedure. Each option is configured in the web editor with:
  • A choice label
  • A defined destination step
You must select one of the available options to continue. You cannot proceed forward without making a selection. This behavior is identical in Author Mode and Operator Mode.

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When This Appears

A Choice Step appears when the procedure includes conditional branching. It is used when:
  • The workflow depends on a decision
  • Different outcomes require different next steps
  • The procedure must branch into separate paths
Choice Steps are commonly used in troubleshooting flows, conditional inspections, or multi-path workflows.

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Screen Elements

Choice Step
The Choice Step panel includes:
  • Task title
  • Step numbering
  • Instruction text (for example, Please select the Required option below)
  • One or more selectable options (maximum supported: 3 options)
  • A back arrow in the top-left corner
There is no forward navigation button available on this step.

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Media Panel Behavior

Media Panel
The Media Panel behaves the same as in any other step:
  • If an image is attached to the step, it is displayed.
  • If a video is attached:
    • The video auto-plays when the step is entered.
    • The video plays in a loop.
    • The user can manually play or pause.
    • The user can mute or unmute.
If no media is attached, the Media Panel does not appear. This behavior is consistent in both Author and Operator modes.

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3D Models Behavior

Three D Model Panel

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In Operator Mode

  • The 3D Model Panel is NOT visible.
  • Any GLB models attached to the Choice Step are shown.
  • Operator cannot spawn models into physical space.
  • Interactable and ghost settings behave according to their configuration in Author Mode.

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In Operator Mode

  • The 3D Model Panel is not displayed.
  • If 3D models were placed during authoring:
    • They appear in the scene at their authored positions.
    • Interaction depends on configuration:
      • If Interactable is disabled, the operator cannot move or manipulate the model.
      • If Ghost is disabled, no original-position shadow is shown.
      • If both are disabled, the operator can only view the model.
This behavior is identical to other step types.

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Select a Choice

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Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. Review the available options.
  2. Select one option.

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What Happens Next

  • The system immediately navigates to the destination step configured for that choice.
  • The procedure continues along the selected branch.
  • Navigation follows the defined structure of that branch until another Choice Step or Completion Step is reached.
  • You cannot move forward without selecting an option.
  • The forward navigation control is not available on a Choice Step.
  • You can use the back arrow (if available) to return to the previous step.
  • Back navigation returns you to the previous step within the active branch.

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Configuration Note

All choice labels and their destination steps are configured in the web editor during procedure creation. Authors must ensure:
  • Each option has a valid destination.
  • Branches either rejoin the main flow or end with an appropriate Completion Step.
In branching procedures, manually added Completion Steps are often required to properly terminate each path.