frontline.io Web - 3D Procedure Modes
The 3D Interactive Flow Modes tab is a useful tool that helps creators make their Interactive Flows more engaging for viewers.
Users can choose from different modes, like Demonstration Mode or Test Mode, to customize the viewing experience.
Demonstration Mode gives a complete view of the Flow, while Test Mode lets users evaluate their performance with a scoring model.
The 3D Interactive Flow Modes tab is flexible, allowing creators to make as many modes as they need. They can adjust them to suit their specific needs, making each mode entirely customizable.
To learn more about how to use these modes effectively, check out the article "Interactive Flows - Modes Explained." It provides a comprehensive guide to creating Interactive Flows that are both informative and fun to watch.
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