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You can now take your scenario flow off the screen and onto paper.
A new print button in the flow editor, next to the search button, opens the print dialog with the current state of your flow. Handy for reviewing a storyline with colleagues, sharing it with a client, or marking up changes during a workshop. 🤓
From the same dialog you can save the flow as a PDF, so you always have a shareable snapshot of your scenario structure.
Switching and managing multiple workspaces just got faster.
A new item in the main menu bar in Warp Studio shows the workspace you're currently in. Click it to open a dropdown with all workspaces you're a member of, plus a search field to jump straight to the one you need.
Owners and Managers of a billing workspace also see their managed workspaces in the same list, so you can switch to a client, team or department workspace without being a member of it.
Recently we rolled out v5 of the Warp VR app, focused on improved performance, reliability, and a smoother experience across all devices.
What's new? 🤔
Upgrading from v4 is seamless. Signed-in devices stay signed in, and downloaded scenarios remain available, ensuring a smooth transition for trainees.
As part of the Erasmus+ SAFAR project, the University of Žilina collaborated with industrial partners to develop immersive scenarios based on real workplace procedures and operational tasks in industrial environments.
They were designed to enhance students’ situational awareness, their understanding of industrial processes, hazard identification, and the risks and safety measures associated.
➡️ Read the full story of the impact over students and the industry!
Dragging the playhead goes into history!
You can now click anywhere on the video editor sliders to instantly move the playhead to the preferred position in the video.
This works for the main video slider, the video loop slider, and all fade element sliders. Whether you're syncing a fade-in to a specific moment or setting a video loop, getting to the right frame is now much faster. 🙌
BHVR is a Dutch company that provides emergency response and corporate safety training for organizations across the Netherlands. They specialize in teaching fire safety, evacuation procedures, CPR, and first aid.
Emergency response training has traditionally been time-consuming and physically demanding.
We’re extremely excited to introduce the AI Scenario Builder, now available in Warp Studio. 😎
When creating a new scenario, you can choose to start from an empty canvas or use AI to kickstart your story. In this case, our AI agent will ask a few questions about your topic. You can even upload your own procedures or instructions as input.
Afterwards, the AI generates a complete scenario with one starting point and multiple possible end-points. From there, everything is fully editable if you'd like to fine-tune the details to match your needs.
We’d love to hear your feedback, and will keep extending its capabilities. 👉 More info here.
Warp VR now supports Arabic and Hebrew across all apps. You can create scenarios in Arabic or Hebrew in Warp Studio, and learners can play them seamlessly on all Warp VR apps, including VR headsets, desktop, tablet, and mobile.
This update includes full RTL support, ensuring text, choices, and interfaces are displayed correctly and naturally for RTL languages.
With this release, Warp VR becomes even more accessible for organizations and learners worldwide, without compromising on experience or usability.
We’ve made a small but useful improvement to the Timer element in Warp Studio. Since it’s now possible to set a custom fade-in time per element, we’ve extended this option to the Timer as well.
You can now decide exactly when the timer should start in your scenario. As before, you can still choose whether the timer is shown or hidden when it activates. This gives you even more precise control over timing and pacing in your VR scenarios.
Our app on VR headset, smartphone, tablet, and web, can now be used in six languages! Alongside English, Spanish, German, and Dutch, we’ve added French and Italian.
By default, the app follows your device language, but you can now manually switch to any of the six supported languages. This update affects all interface text in the app. Scenario content, as always, can be created in any language you like.