Bring several projects into one participation route, with mission progress and live-event information in a single entry point.
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What you can use it for
Use one event page to guide visitors through multiple booths, online activities, or campaign projects. Participants can see what to do next, which missions are complete, and how many points they have earned. Live-event blocks can place a countdown, leaderboard, lottery, and mission list in the same entry point instead of scattering links across messages and signs.
What it looks like
The participant view combines the campaign's core blocks on one canvas.
How it works
Identity comes first
Choose and test the login method before building missions. Progress and points must be associated with a participant identity so they can be retrieved consistently.
Missions connect the projects
A mission can bind to another OOOPEN Lab project or accept an issued serial code. Confirm the mission type and destination before publishing.
Serial-code management supports creating codes in batches, disabling them, and reviewing use counts for check-in or staffed activities.
Points, availability, and completion
Each mission's point value, current status, and manual availability work together. A mission should be available only while its real activity can be completed.
When a bound project is completed, its return path brings the participant back to the event entry point so progress can refresh. Test this whole transition rather than checking only the destination project.
Live-event blocks
Place the mission list where it is easy to return to. A countdown controls the time communicated to players and may affect whether missions remain actionable, so confirm the end time and time zone before opening the event.
How to get started
- Choose the login method and test account recovery on a second device.
- List every mission, its destination, completion rule, points, and availability window.
- Create and publish the destination projects before binding them.
- Add project-bound or serial-code missions and verify each one in the manager.
- Arrange the mission list, countdown, leaderboard, or lottery blocks needed on site.
- Play the full route: event page → mission → completion → return → updated progress.
- Rehearse staff actions for codes, manual availability, and event close.
Two useful starting structures are a daily shopping-festival mission route and a year-end party task pack. Start from a template or a blank event page, then replace every sample destination and date.
FAQ
Can a mission open another OOOPEN Lab project? Yes. Bind the mission to that project and test the completion-and-return transition.
Can staff award progress with a code? Yes. Use a serial-code mission and manage its availability and use count.
Why must login be decided first? Mission completion and points need a stable participant identity.
What should be tested on site? Network conditions, every QR/link, login recovery, serial-code handling, countdown timing, and the final return to the event page.
