Radek asks for your help in setting up the marionettes for the show. Here’s how you put it together.
Watch the video explanation, or read below with the pictures.
In my playthrough here, I entered the first scene (out of 7 total). On the left are the Notes in order of how the scene plays out. At the bottom of your screen are the squares that represent each frame. The yellow highlighted one is your selected frame.
The lines of dialogue are on the right of your screen, which are out of order. Select the correct one and place it in the dialogue bubble.
Four props are available to use in each frame. You might not always need a prop, but when you do, click and drag it onto the plus sign above.
The Puppet sign lets you select from the drop-down of puppets to choose from. You can scroll further down to see all of them. Selecting one will populate the plus sign above, placing a puppet right below the dialogue bubble.
There are 7 scenes total. Within each scene, there are frames. In this shown example, scene 1 has 4 frames. You can click on each one and fill each with a puppet, dialogue, and a prop if needed. After you fill the stage, you can click on the arrow off the the bottom right called “Action!” to check your work. The frame squares at the bottom of your screen will fill with a color. Green means everything in that frame was entered correctly. Red means that everything you entered is incorrect. Yellow means some things are correct, some are not. Below I have 3 frames yellow and one red one.
To set your scene, read through the notes, then look for the script dialogue on the right to find the correct part of the story. Match it with the right puppet and a prop, if needed. Fill each frame for the scene. Click the Action! button on the lower right to check your work, and if it is correct, it will be entered and you will need to fill the next scene, until you complete all 7 scenes.
Answers
TBD Scene 1 and 2
Scene 3:
Scene 4:
Scene 5:
Scene 6:
Scene 7:
