Dedication Scenes
Dedication Scenes are short ceremonial presentations available in some finished Public Work inspectors. They accompany a Work's chosen identity and present its story moment through animation, text, or a still scene.
- Availability
- Some finished Public Work inspectors
- Typical duration
- Seconds
- Playback
- Watchable, readable, and skippable
- Equivalent presentations
- Read, still, muted, reduced-motion, or normal playback
- Outcome
- The same decorative result
Identity art
Following a completed Work's Dedication, its identity choice sets persistent art and an available scene presents the ceremony. The choice can also shape a map appearance, caption, story, or navigation convenience.
Presentations
A Dedication Scene is typically only seconds long and can be watched or read. Normal playback, a still image, mute, reduced motion, and the text presentation lead to the same decorative result; bell and ribbon actions provide the ceremony's flavor.
Story record
A Story Window can record the scene as a chapter or caption. Like a Civic Tableau, the scene preserves a Public Work's story identity rather than changing the Work's established economic outcome.