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A performance is something your character delivers exactly as planned, every time, such as a scripted greeting with a wave, a product pitch, or a song with a dance. You decide what the character says, either lines you write or a recording you upload, and what it does along the way, such as gestures, movement, and camera shots.

Performance or everyday behavior?

While a performance plays, the character sticks to the script and doesn’t respond to the conversation. For gestures that follow the conversation, describe the behavior instead; see Start from scratch.

Create a performance

1

Describe the content

Tell the agent what the character should say and do, in order. Put spoken words in quotes, and say where each gesture happens.
2

Attach audio for songs or recorded lines (optional)

Upload the recording and describe the moves that go with it. The character lip-syncs to the recording and makes the moves at the moments you describe.
3

Say when it should play

Tell the agent when the performance should start:
  • At the start of a conversation, as an opening.
  • When a viewer picks it, for example from a list in the character’s app.
  • When a viewer asks for it in the conversation.
  • As part of a show, where several performances play in order.
4

Watch it in the live preview

Open the Live preview panel, click Talk to character, and start the performance. Watch it to the end. If a gesture is missing or comes at the wrong moment, tell the agent which line or moment to fix.

Put several performances together into a show

For a tour, a lesson, a song set, or a product show, ask for a show. The agent works out the order, what happens between items, and how viewers can jump to the one they want.
Two templates are ready-made shows you can learn from:
  • Rosie performs four songs, each with its own dance, and changes outfits. Viewers pick a song or an outfit from a menu on screen.
  • AlleBrean presents products one after another, changing scenes and showing try-ons along the way.
Tell the agent what should happen if a viewer interrupts the show: stop, pick up from the same item, or start over.