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title: "Simulation Decisions"
slug: "decision-simulation"
updated: 2024-11-27T21:08:30Z
published: 2024-11-27T21:08:30Z
canonical: "support.beast-code.com/decision-simulation"
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> ## Documentation Index
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# Simulation Decisions

Use a Decision (Simulation) course card in Beast Core 4 Courseware Editor when you want a learner to select a specific component in a simulated exercise in the Simulation Viewer environment.

## Simulation Decision Card Editing

1. Use the dropdown menu in the first text box to change the **Decision** Card type to **Simulation**.
2. When the **Select Simulation File** text box appears, use the dropdown menu to select an available **Simulation**.
3. Enter a message for the learner in the **Prompt** text box.
  - This **Prompt** displays on the learner’s screen
4. Click **+Add Response** to create a **Response Choice**.

> [!NOTE]
> NOTE
> 
> We will discuss the four **Response Component** text boxes in left to right order.

- Box 1: Use the dropdown menu to select the Component you want the learner to choose as a correct response
- Box 2: Use the dropdown menu to select the Flag associated with the Component.
- Box 3: Keep the (default) **=** sign
- Box 4: Use the up arrow to set the value **2** (complete)

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## Associated Course Cards

Typical course card order when using a **Decision (Simulation)** card in a Lesson:

1. Environment (Simulation Viewer)
2. Load Simulation
3. **Decision (Simulation)**

The different elements of a lesson in Learning Viewer/Editor that are used to build lessons. Each of the different cards has different functionalities. See the Cards section of the Help Desk for more information.

A specific and defined piece of equipment or part within a system or a space.

A named, mutable, stored value used for lesson routing based on learner interaction.