Scenario Data

Product: Molca VR SDK (paths assume molca-sdk-vr). Not used by the Digital Twin SDK (_MolcaDT). Script: Assets/_MolcaSDK/_VR/Scripts/Scenario/Data/ScenarioData.cs
Type: ScriptableObject (registered in Scenario Data Config collections)

When to use

Use ScenarioData (or its subclasses SimulationScenarioData / TourScenarioData) to define a VR training scenario:

Scenario metadata — name, description, image, tags, time limits
Activity definitions — ordered list of ScenarioActivityData entries
Scene loading — SceneLoadPlan for single-player and per-role multiplayer configurations
Launch options — execution mode support (Training/Assessment), config options
Multiplayer roles — role definitions and per-role scene plans

Each scenario asset is registered in Scenario Data Config collections and resolved at runtime by ScenarioSessionManager or Home UI.

Role

ScenarioData is the authoring asset that defines everything about a scenario:

Metadata — displayed in Home UI, used for filtering/search
Activities — ScenarioActivityData entries matched to runtime ScenarioActivity components by RefId
Scene loading — SceneLoadPlan structure executed by SceneLoadPlanExecutor to load ordered multi-scene setups
Multiplayer — role definitions and per-role scene configurations
Backend integration — ScenarioId (org ID) links to backend scenario records

At runtime, Scenario Manager reads this asset to configure the scenario state machine, activity sequence, and scene loading.

Inspector setup

Basic metadata

Field	Purpose
Ref Id	Stable unique identifier (auto-generated). Used for local lookups and localization keys.
Scenario Id	Organization scenario ID from backend (set via `SetOrgScenarioId`). Used for session creation.
Scenario Name	Display name (DynamicLocalization). Shown in Home UI.
Scenario Description	Description text (DynamicLocalization). Shown in scenario detail UI.
Scenario Image	Thumbnail texture. Displayed in Home UI scenario cards.
Scenario Tags	Array of `ScenarioTag` for filtering/categorization.
Time Limit Seconds	Scenario time limit. `0` = no limit. Enforced by `ScenarioManager`.
Supports Multiplayer	Enable for multiplayer scenarios. Requires role definitions and role scene mappings.

Launch configuration

Field	Purpose
Supports Assessment	Enable Assessment mode button in scenario detail UI. Training is always available.
Config Options	Array of `ScenarioConfigOptionSO` — runtime-selectable options shown before launch (e.g., difficulty, language).

Activities

Field	Purpose
Scenario Activities	Ordered array of `ScenarioActivityData`. Each entry defines an activity’s metadata (name, description, RefId). Runtime `ScenarioActivity` components match by `RefId`.

Roles (multiplayer only)

Field	Purpose
Scenario Roles	Array of `ScenarioRole` definitions. Each role has a `RefId`, name, description, and optional icon. Used for role selection UI and role scene mapping.

Scene loading

Single Player Plan

Field	Purpose
Preload Scenes	Array of `SceneEntry` loaded before the scenario scene. Index 0 loads as Single (active scene); subsequent entries load Additive. Use for shared environments, lighting, or asset preloading.
Scenario Scene	The main scenario logic scene (required). Loads Additive when preloads exist, Single when no preloads.

Role Scene Mappings (multiplayer only)

Field	Purpose
Role Scene Mappings	Array of `RoleSceneMapping`. Each entry maps a `roleId` (matching `ScenarioRole.RefId`) to a full `SceneLoadPlan` for that role in multiplayer.

SceneLoadPlan structure

The SceneLoadPlan defines ordered multi-scene loading with synchronization:

[Serializable]
public struct SceneLoadPlan
{
    public SceneEntry[] preloadScenes;  // Loaded before scenario scene
    public SceneEntry scenarioScene;    // Main scenario logic scene
}

Load order

preloadScenes[0] loads as Single (becomes active scene)
Wait for preloadScenes[0].waitForRefIds (or 2 frames if empty)
preloadScenes[1..n] load as Additive (each waits for its RefIds)
scenarioScene loads as Additive (when preloads exist) or Single (no preloads)

SceneEntry fields

Each scene entry has:

[Serializable]
public struct SceneEntry
{
    public string sceneName;              // Build-settings scene name
    public AssetReference sceneReference; // Addressable scene (takes priority)
    public string[] waitForRefIds;        // RefIds to wait for before next scene
}

Field	Purpose
Scene Name	Build-settings scene name. Used when Scene Reference is not set.
Scene Reference	Addressable `AssetReference`. Takes priority over Scene Name when valid.
Wait For Ref Ids	Array of RefIds that must be registered in `ReferenceManager` before the next scene loads. Leave empty to wait two frames only. Timeout: 15 seconds.

Code

Get scene load plan

using MolcaSDK.VR.Scenario;

// Single-player
SceneLoadPlan plan = scenarioData.GetSceneLoadPlan(ScenarioPlayerMode.Single);

// Multiplayer (specific role)
SceneLoadPlan plan = scenarioData.GetSceneLoadPlan(ScenarioPlayerMode.Multiplayer, "operator");

if (plan.IsValid)
{
    Debug.Log($"Scenario scene: {plan.scenarioScene.sceneName}");
    Debug.Log($"Preload count: {(plan.HasPreloads ? plan.preloadScenes.Length : 0)}");
}

Access metadata

// Basic info
string name = scenarioData.Name;
string description = scenarioData.Description;
float timeLimit = scenarioData.TimeLimitSeconds;
bool hasTimeLimit = scenarioData.HasTimeLimit;

// Activities
IReadOnlyList<ScenarioActivityData> activities = scenarioData.Activities;
foreach (var activity in activities)
{
    Debug.Log($"Activity: {activity.Name} (RefId: {activity.RefId})");
}

// Roles (multiplayer)
if (scenarioData.SupportsMultiplayer)
{
    IReadOnlyList<ScenarioRole> roles = scenarioData.Roles;
    foreach (var role in roles)
    {
        Debug.Log($"Role: {role.Name} (RefId: {role.RefId})");
    }
}

Check for legacy data

// Check if asset has unmigrated legacy scene fields
if (scenarioData.HasLegacySceneData)
{
    Debug.LogWarning("Scenario has legacy scene data. Migration recommended.");
    
    // Migrate automatically (editor only)
    #if UNITY_EDITOR
    bool migrated = scenarioData.MigrateLegacySceneFields();
    if (migrated)
    {
        UnityEditor.EditorUtility.SetDirty(scenarioData);
        Debug.Log("Legacy scene data migrated to SceneLoadPlan.");
    }
    #endif
}

Set organization scenario ID

// Called after fetching scenario metadata from backend
scenarioData.SetOrgScenarioId(orgScenarioId: 12345);

Scene loading examples

Simple single scene

// Inspector configuration:
singlePlayerPlan:
  preloadScenes: (empty)
  scenarioScene:
    sceneName: "FireSafetyTraining"
    sceneReference: null
    waitForRefIds: (empty)

// Result: Loads "FireSafetyTraining" as Single

Environment + scenario (two scenes)

// Inspector configuration:
singlePlayerPlan:
  preloadScenes:
    [0] sceneName: "Environment_Factory"
        sceneReference: null
        waitForRefIds: ["factory_floor", "control_panel"]
  scenarioScene:
    sceneName: "Scenario_SafetyTraining"
    sceneReference: null
    waitForRefIds: (empty)

// Result:
// 1. Load "Environment_Factory" as Single
// 2. Wait for "factory_floor" and "control_panel" RefIds (15s timeout)
// 3. Load "Scenario_SafetyTraining" as Additive

Addressable scenes

// Inspector configuration:
singlePlayerPlan:
  preloadScenes:
    [0] sceneName: ""
        sceneReference: AssetReference("Environments/Factory")
        waitForRefIds: (empty)
  scenarioScene:
    sceneName: ""
    sceneReference: AssetReference("Scenarios/SafetyTraining")
    waitForRefIds: (empty)

// Result: Loads both scenes via Addressables
// Scene Reference takes priority over Scene Name when valid

Multiplayer with role-specific scenes

// Inspector configuration:
singlePlayerPlan:
  scenarioScene:
    sceneName: "Scenario_Operator_Solo"

roleSceneMappings:
  [0] roleId: "operator"
      plan:
        preloadScenes:
          [0] sceneName: "Environment_Factory"
        scenarioScene:
          sceneName: "Scenario_Operator_View"
  [1] roleId: "supervisor"
      plan:
        preloadScenes:
          [0] sceneName: "Environment_Factory"
        scenarioScene:
          sceneName: "Scenario_Supervisor_View"

// Usage:
var operatorPlan = scenarioData.GetSceneLoadPlan(ScenarioPlayerMode.Multiplayer, "operator");
var supervisorPlan = scenarioData.GetSceneLoadPlan(ScenarioPlayerMode.Multiplayer, "supervisor");

API reference

Properties

Property	Type	Description
`RefId`	`string`	Stable unique identifier (IReferenceable).
`ScenarioId`	`int`	Organization scenario ID from backend.
`Name`	`string`	Display name (localized).
`Description`	`string`	Description text (localized).
`SupportsMultiplayer`	`bool`	Whether multiplayer is enabled.
`Activities`	`IReadOnlyList<ScenarioActivityData>`	Activity definitions.
`Roles`	`IReadOnlyList<ScenarioRole>`	Role definitions (multiplayer).
`Tags`	`IReadOnlyList<ScenarioTag>`	Scenario tags for filtering.
`Image`	`Texture2D`	Thumbnail image.
`TimeLimitSeconds`	`float`	Time limit in seconds (`0` = no limit).
`HasTimeLimit`	`bool`	Whether time limit is set.
`SupportsAssessment`	`bool`	Whether Assessment mode is available.
`ConfigOptions`	`IReadOnlyList<ScenarioConfigOptionSO>`	Launch configuration options.
`SinglePlayerPlan`	`SceneLoadPlan`	Scene load plan for single-player.
`RoleSceneMappings`	`IReadOnlyList<RoleSceneMapping>`	Per-role scene plans (multiplayer).
`HasLegacySceneData`	`bool`	Whether unmigrated legacy scene fields exist.

Methods

Method	Returns	Description
`GetSceneLoadPlan(playerMode, roleId)`	`SceneLoadPlan`	Returns the scene load plan for the given player mode and optional role. Returns `default` (invalid) if no plan is configured.
`SetOrgScenarioId(id)`	`void`	Sets the organization scenario ID (called after backend fetch).
`MigrateLegacySceneFields()`	`bool`	Migrates legacy flat scene fields to `SceneLoadPlan`. Returns `true` if migration was performed. Editor only.
`Initialize()`	`void`	Initializes localization and nested data (activities, tags, roles). Called by `ScenarioDataConfig`.

Troubleshooting

Scenario not found at runtime: verify the asset is registered in Scenario Data Config collections. Check RefId matches the lookup key.
Scene doesn’t load: confirm scenarioScene has either sceneName or sceneReference set. For Addressables, verify the scene is marked as Addressable and the key is valid. Check SceneLoadPlan.IsValid.
Preload scenes load out of order: preload scenes load sequentially by array index. Index 0 always loads as Single (active scene); subsequent entries load Additive.
Scene loads but objects missing: check waitForRefIds on preload scenes. The executor waits up to 15 seconds for those RefIds to be registered in ReferenceManager. Check console for timeout warnings.
Multiplayer role scene not found: verify roleSceneMappings contains an entry with matching roleId. Check that the role’s SceneLoadPlan.IsValid.
Activities don’t match runtime components: ensure ScenarioActivity components in the scene have activityId matching ScenarioActivityData.RefId. Mismatches log warnings.
Legacy scene fields not migrating: call MigrateLegacySceneFields() in editor. Check that singlePlayerPlan is empty before migration (migration only runs when plan is invalid).
Time limit not enforced: verify TimeLimitSeconds > 0 and Scenario Manager is active. Time limit is checked in ScenarioManager.Update().

Scenario Data Config — SettingModule that registers scenario collections
Scenario Manager — runtime state machine that executes scenarios
New scenario quick start — step-by-step guide for creating scenarios
Recipe: Set up a VR scenario — complete scenario setup workflow
Session loading and events — how sessions load scenario scenes
Scenario Activity — runtime activity component that matches ScenarioActivityData

Unity Editor

Scenario Data Inspector — ScenarioData Inspector — metadata, activities, and scene loading configuration

Migration from legacy fields: If you have existing scenario assets created before the SceneLoadPlan refactoring, they contain hidden legacy fields (sceneName, singlePlayerSceneName, environmentSceneName, etc.). These are automatically migrated to singlePlayerPlan when accessed at runtime. For editor migration, call MigrateLegacySceneFields() in a custom editor script or inspector.

Addressable priority: When both sceneName and sceneReference are set on a SceneEntry, the Addressable reference takes priority. If the Addressable key is invalid, the scene load will fail — it does NOT fall back to sceneName. Set only one field to avoid confusion.

Overview

Common Tasks

Molca Core

Shared module (MolcaSDK)

Molca SDK - VR

Molca SDK - DT

When to use

Role

Inspector setup

Basic metadata

Launch configuration

Activities

Roles (multiplayer only)

Scene loading

Single Player Plan

Role Scene Mappings (multiplayer only)

SceneLoadPlan structure

Load order

SceneEntry fields

Code

Get scene load plan

Access metadata

Check for legacy data

Set organization scenario ID

Scene loading examples

Simple single scene

Environment + scenario (two scenes)

Addressable scenes

Multiplayer with role-specific scenes

API reference

Properties

Methods

Troubleshooting

Unity Editor

​When to use

​Role

​Inspector setup

​Basic metadata

​Launch configuration

​Activities

​Roles (multiplayer only)

​Scene loading

​Single Player Plan

​Role Scene Mappings (multiplayer only)

​SceneLoadPlan structure

​Load order

​SceneEntry fields

​Code

​Get scene load plan

​Access metadata

​Check for legacy data

​Set organization scenario ID

​Scene loading examples

​Simple single scene

​Environment + scenario (two scenes)

​Addressable scenes

​Multiplayer with role-specific scenes

​API reference

​Properties

​Methods

​Troubleshooting

​Related

​Unity Editor

When to use

Role

Inspector setup

Basic metadata

Launch configuration

Activities

Roles (multiplayer only)

Scene loading

Single Player Plan

Role Scene Mappings (multiplayer only)

SceneLoadPlan structure

Load order

SceneEntry fields

Code

Get scene load plan

Access metadata

Check for legacy data

Set organization scenario ID

Scene loading examples

Simple single scene

Environment + scenario (two scenes)

Addressable scenes

Multiplayer with role-specific scenes

API reference

Properties

Methods

Troubleshooting

Related

Unity Editor