How to Create a 3D Quiz in Human Studio

This video teaches you how to create a 3D quiz in Human Studio. Details include each quiz type (with examples), how to add, customize, remove, and preview quiz questions, as well as how to publish your completed quiz.

0:00 Planning your quiz
0:20 Adding a quiz question
0:25 Creating a multiple choice question
0:59 Advanced options
1:04 Creating custom question starting position
1:25 Next button text
1:36 Adding more questions
1:46 Creating a Select Anatomy question
2:41 Best practice: Select Anatomy question
2:51 Create a Label Anatomy question
3:37 Adding Instructions
3:49 Preview quiz
3:58 Remove a question
4:03 Quiz settings
4:15 Disabling an incomplete quiz in a published model
4:35 Saving your work
4:39 Publishing a quiz
4:43 Quiz publishing settings

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