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Scenarios are created in the order below.

Create and save scenarios in the following order.

1. Creating Steps

2. To analyze your smartphone screen

3. Select a screen element to add it to the step

4. To test the created

5. Save Scenario

If you go from number 1 to 3, one step is created, and the steps created in this way are stacked to complete one scenario.

1.Creating Steps

Steps are divided into two types: the primary step and the substep(Child).

① Create Basic Step You can create it by clicking the on the top toolbar of the Scenario Creation panel. The newly created step is added to the bottom of the step list, and the default action is Touch.

Please refer to the link below for a list of actions and functions that can be selected in the step.

pageAction List

In addition to using the upper toolbar, you can also create a step using the Context menu that appears by right-clicking on the step.

If a step already exists, click "Insert over" if you want to create a step right in front of it, or click "Insert bellow" if you want to create a step right after it.

② Creating substep(Child) Control items (except Loop Wait For) during an action can create substep(Child Steps) at the bottom.

③ You can change the order of steps by dragging and dropping the icons up and down of the steps. (For actions that allow sub-steps to be added, you can also drag and drop a specific step into the sub-step.)

④ To modify the step name

When you create a step, the first set step is named "Unnamed".

If you create a step without modifying the first set value, there is no problem in creating and executing a scenario right away, but the more steps you stack, the harder it is to distinguish between steps, making it difficult to maintain the scenario.

Please set the step name as meaningful as possible. Click in the Step Name field to activate the cursor and change the name.

Example of a scenario that is difficult to manage because the step name is not modified, and a scenario that is easy to manage by modifying the step name to make it easier to understand

2.To analyze your smartphone screen

Run an analysis of the screen of the app to perform the action in the step. Screen analysis is performed by clicking in the upper right corner of the device panel.

To run screen analysis

Various screen analysis tools are provided for optimal scenario creation, and the first screen analysis shows the results of the analysis in an OB (Object Detection) manner by default.

See below for a detailed description of the various screen analysis tools.

pageScreen Analysis Tools

3.Select a screen element to add it to the step

Select a screen element to add it to the step

From the screen analysis results, select the screen element on which the action will be executed and add it to the step.

From the analysis results of the smartphone screen analysis, drag and drop the screen element you want to manipulate in the right-hand space of the step to add the screen element to the step. When you run the scenario, you will take action against the screen elements added to the step.

If you need to select an element that is not found by the screen analysis tool, you can also use the "Crop Image" analysis tool to specify and import the screen element directly.

4.To test the created

You can run a completed scenario to see if the steps work as you wish.

To run the scenario, select "Play only" or "Play until the end" from the Context menu in Step.

(1) Play only

Use it when you want to run a specific step only once. When you finish running the selected step, the test is aborted without proceeding to the next step.

(2) Play until the end

Use when you want to run from a specific step to the last step. Runs in order from the selected step to the last step of the scenario.

Step Context Menu

When one step is complete, complete the next step. As you complete the steps one by one, a scenario is completed.

5.Save Scenario

If the scenario has been modified and needs to be saved, a yellow circle icon is displayed next to the scenario name at the top of the creation panel.

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To save, click the save icon()in the toolbar at the top of the creation panel or type the ++S shortcut to save the current state.

Caution) Scenarios are not automatically saved. Please save scenarios from time to time during writing.