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These events fire in response to what a playing sequence does, so you can react automatically when a sequence reaches a key moment — without having to start the check yourself. Sequence events Sequence Ended This node lets your scene react the moment a s...

These events watch a true/false value and fire the moment it changes — so you can start something the instant a condition becomes true, becomes false, or simply flips either way. They never change the value they are watching; they only react to it. Boolean ...

The Dynamic Cloud Attribute nodes save and read small pieces of text in SimLab’s cloud, so a VR experience can remember information between sessions and across devices — a person’s progress, a saved choice, a score, and so on. They are the flexible counterp...

The Web Browser VR node shows a web page on a plane in the VR viewers. When you set its Source to HTML, you type the page in Composer, and the viewers load that text as the page. The viewers add a set of JavaScript functions to the page's window. A page from S...

A quiz is a set of questions you build with the VR Quiz tool in SimLab Composer — multiple-choice, object-picking or star-rating questions, with an optional time limit. The node on this page shows a quiz to the trainee during the experience. To react to what t...

These events fire while a trainee works through a quiz that was shown with Activate Quiz. Unlike most nodes they have no Execute input — they fire on their own when something happens in the quiz, and hand you details such as the question, the trainee’s answers...

The nodes on this page send results from a running experience to the web dashboard of the scene’s Dashboard Project, where trainers and managers review them. You can report a value (such as a score or a time), report a file (such as a screenshot), or ask the t...

These nodes help you check how smoothly an experience runs on a device. Get FPS reads the current frame rate, and Record FPS To CSV saves a reading to a spreadsheet file or sends it to a server, so you can compare devices or find heavy moments in a scene. Wha...

These nodes take pictures during an experience. Capture Picture shows a camera’s view on an object in the scene, while Take Screenshot to file and Capture Camera to File save a PNG image file that you can then report to a dashboard or upload to SimLab Cloud. ...

On mixed-reality headsets, an XR anchor pins a virtual object to a spot in the real room, so it stays put as the user walks around — and appears in the same place the next time the scene starts on that headset. These nodes anchor an object where it currently i...