This video explains the Interactive Mode in WorkLink Create, and how it is designed for end users to experience scenarios interactively. Key highlights of the training are:

1. Interactive Mode Camera Setup:

   • Each sequence in WorkLink Create has an interactive mode camera in the default state.
   • The camera is toggled as "use for interactive mode" in object properties.

2. Setting Up Interactive Mode Camera:

   • Best practices involve configuring the interactive mode camera to offer users the optimal starting perspective on each step.
   • Manual adjustment using control gizmos or utilizing buttons for quick alignment with the scene view camera.

3. Simulating Steps and Camera Movement:

   • Use "Shift + Spacebar" to simulate steps and observe the automatic movement of the interactive mode camera to predefined perspectives.
   • Camera position is adjusted for each step, enhancing the end user's view during interactive mode.

4. Limitations of Interactive Mode Camera:

   • The interactive mode camera cannot be animated; it remains static throughout the scenario.
   • Users have flexibility in viewing projects in interactive mode, benefiting from the best perspective for each step.

5. Authoring Best Practices:

   • Authors are encouraged to incorporate interactive mode camera setup as part of the authoring process for improved end-user experience.