Interactive AR experiences are made up of many “scenes”. Each scene can contain 3D content, images, video, etc., which you’ll see as AR content, as well as buttons, text and images in the interface. Think of scenes as stages that the user will go through during the entire AR experience. Below is an image of the storyboard. The rectangles that are connected by arrows are scenes. you can read more about the storyboard here: https://intercom.help/hololink/en/articles/5161470-storyboard

Just like in a movie or a theatre play, scenes are a tool that you can use to split your experience into several separate segments.

Each scene can be completely different from the others, or they can be twins that just have subtle differences, depending on what you want your audience to experience.

Use the storyboard to map all the scenes you need and how they relate to each other to have a clear overview of the end-user interactions.

You can set up each scene to look exactly the way you want and define how the viewers can interact with it. An AR experience can hold as many scenes as you want.