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title: "Find"
slug: "find"
updated: 2024-11-27T19:36:56Z
published: 2024-11-27T19:36:56Z
canonical: "support.beast-code.com/find"
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> ## Documentation Index
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# Find

Use a **Find** course card in Beast Core 4 Courseware Editor to require the learner to locate a specific component (in the System Viewer or Avatar Viewer environment) or a particular space (in the Avatar Viewer environment) to advance the lesson.

## How to Populate a Find Component Card

> [!NOTE]
> NOTE
> 
> The **Find Component** card only works in the 3D Viewer and Avatar Viewerenvironments.

**Typical course card order when adding a **Find *Component*** card to a lesson**

**System Viewer** **Environment**

- **Environment**: System Viewer
- **Load in 3D** Component Group**(s)**
- **Go To** (desired component) - “Demonstrate” mode
  - Use this optional card (just before a **Find** card) to cinematically move the camera to the component and highlight it
- **Find** (desired component)

![](https://cdn.document360.io/820c65d9-cf4e-4289-9237-5bc834b3bd3e/Images/Documentation/image(786).png)

**Avatar Viewer** **Environment**

- **Environment**: Avatar Viewer
- **Go To** (select a space or position location near the desired component) - “Teleport” mode
- **Go To** (desired component)
  - Use this optional card (just before a **Find** card) to highlight the component and provide a transit path to it
- **Find** (desired component)

![](https://cdn.document360.io/820c65d9-cf4e-4289-9237-5bc834b3bd3e/Images/Documentation/image(787).png)

In Layout Mode**:**

![](https://cdn.document360.io/820c65d9-cf4e-4289-9237-5bc834b3bd3e/Images/Documentation/image(777).png)

1. Add a Find Card to your lesson

![](https://cdn.document360.io/820c65d9-cf4e-4289-9237-5bc834b3bd3e/Images/Documentation/image-1720540442918.png)

1. Select Edit Mode to open the **Find** card on the main screen

![](https://cdn.document360.io/820c65d9-cf4e-4289-9237-5bc834b3bd3e/Images/Documentation/image(778).png)

![](https://cdn.document360.io/820c65d9-cf4e-4289-9237-5bc834b3bd3e/Images/Documentation/image(775).png)

1. Type **Find $component** into the Objective **Message** textbox

- (Useable **terms** provided in the **Keyword Legend**)

![](https://cdn.document360.io/820c65d9-cf4e-4289-9237-5bc834b3bd3e/Images/Documentation/image-1720540468403.png)

- Select **Component** in the **What are you looking for?** section

![](https://cdn.document360.io/820c65d9-cf4e-4289-9237-5bc834b3bd3e/Images/Documentation/image(789).png)
  - Select the **Specific** (default) **component option**

![](https://cdn.document360.io/820c65d9-cf4e-4289-9237-5bc834b3bd3e/Images/Documentation/image(791).png)
    - Or the **Category** option (if available)
- Use the **Search Bar** to select a component
  - The learner must select the specified component to advance the lesson
- In the dark blue **Hide component name?** box:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/820c65d9-cf4e-4289-9237-5bc834b3bd3e/Images/Documentation/image(776).png)
  - Select **No** if you want to display the default blue x-ray outline feature around your selected component
    - This option makes the component easier to locate

![](https://cdn.document360.io/820c65d9-cf4e-4289-9237-5bc834b3bd3e/Images/Documentation/image(792).png)
  - Select **Yes** if you want to disable the default blue x-ray outline and require the learner to submit a component selection
    - This option allows you to assess the learner’s ability to find the component unaided

> [!NOTE]
> NOTE
> 
> **Find** cards are gradable.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/820c65d9-cf4e-4289-9237-5bc834b3bd3e/Images/Documentation/Find.gif)

## How to Populate a Find Space Card

> [!NOTE]
> NOTE
> 
> The **Find** ***Space*** card only works in the **Avatar Viewer** environment.
> 
> 
> 
> - If you want to provide a transit path, add and populate a **Go To** card immediately before the **Find** ***Space*** card.

1. In **Layout Mode**, add a **Find** card to your lesson, then left click **Edit Mode** to open the card on the main screen

![](https://cdn.document360.io/820c65d9-cf4e-4289-9237-5bc834b3bd3e/Images/Documentation/image(782).png)
2. Type **Find $space** into the **Objective Message** in the textbox (See the **Keyword Legend** instructions)
3. Select Space in the **What are you looking for?** section
4. Use the **Search Bar** to select the **space** the learner must enter to advance the lesson
5. In the **Hide Space Name?** box:
  - Select **No** (default option) if you want to provide built-in supports to aid in space location
  - Select **Yes** if you want to learner to locate this space unaided

![](https://cdn.document360.io/820c65d9-cf4e-4289-9237-5bc834b3bd3e/Images/Documentation/image(795).png)

Gives you an omnipotent bird's eye view of the workspace.

Places you inside the workspace. You are constrained by the physical limitations of the workspace.

A group of components, controls, and other equipment that collectively form a function (e.g., power, cooling)

Mode in which cards can be added, removed, and reorganized on the lesson track in Learning Editor.

Directs the learner to search for a component.

Mode in which cards can be selected from the lesson track to edit the contents.

Explains the action required for learner to advance to next page.

A specific and defined area of a platform (e.g., room, level/story, a hallway).