eAdventure games are composed of scenes that link to each other, and which are somewhat similar to slides in programs such as MS PowerPoint, but much more interactive. Everything in a scene (images, drawings, text) can be animated and respond to user actions and the "state of the game", which is kept in its variables.

The interface of eAdventure Mockup has 3 main views: one to manage and choose a game to edit or play, one to manage and choose scenes in the current game, and one to edit a scene in the game. You will spend most of the time editing scenes. When managing or editing scenes, you can also launch the game using the play button (). When playing the game, you can always go back to the previous view by using the back button ().

Managing games:

Button	Description
	Creates a new, empty game, with a single blank starting scene
	Toggle help dialogues and change eAdventure Mockup's language (used for all dialogues) here
	Sort the list of games alphabetically
	Sort the list in reverse alphabetic order
	Hide all games that do not contain the text that you write here

Managing Scenes:

Button	Description
	Plays the game from the start
	Shares the game with whoever you choose, using your preferred method (mail, bluetooth, ...)
	Creates a new, blank scene for your game
	Toggle help dialogues and change eAdventure Mockup's language (used for all dialogues) here
	Sort the list of scenes alphabetically
	Sort the list in reverse alphabetic order
	Hide all scenes that do not contain the text that you write here

Editing a scene:

There are 3 main areas within the scene-editing interface:

• the bar on the top (which you may need to scroll sideways on small screen) contains buttons that apply to the whole scene or game, regardless of what is currently selected.
• the bar on the left (which you may need to scroll vertically on small screen) contains buttons that only apply to the currently-selected element, which can be an image, a drawing, or text, among others. Touch any element to select it.
• finally, the big (initially blank) canvas is your scene, where you place the elements that make up the game. When you select an element (for example, an image or a drawing), a small context dialogue pops up next to it, with buttons that apply only to the element that you have selected.

Button	Description
	Plays the game from the start
	Shares the game with whoever you choose, using your preferred method (mail, bluetooth, ...)
	Undoes the last action (almost any change is an action; for example, adding an element or modifying an element)
	Redoes the last action that was undone
	Pastes a copy of the last element that was copied (, from the element context dialogue)
	Opens a dialogue so you can add free art elements from repositories in the internet. You will need network access to use this feature. Click on images to add them, or press to display more information about them.
	Adds an existing image from the memory of your Android device
	Takes a photo and adds it to the scene
	Add a free-form drawing to this scene. You can draw using your finger, using different colors () and line-widths, and also erase () parts of the drawing until you consider it finished.
	Add some text to the scene. You can later change what it says, how big it appears, and its color ().
	Adds a square, transparent area that, when touched, can do things (in combination with , , , and ).
	Adds a door that, when touched during play, switches to another scene. The other, new, scene starts with a door that goes back to this scene.
	Change the name of the scene, or make it the first scene in the game.

Button	Description
	Jump to the scene that you choose when the element is touched during play
	Change game variables when the element is touched during play
	Play a sound when the element is touched during play
	Add a dialogue speech bubble that will be shown when the current element is clicked. During play, the speech dialogue can be closed by touching anywhere on the screen.
	Show or hide the element during play, depending on the values of variables ()
	Ignore touches during the game, depending on the values of variables ().
	Animate the element. The effects of the animations are only visible while the game is being played. Notice that all animations will repeat over and over again, and you can combine as many as you wish. Choice Effect Spins the element Moves the element up and down Moves the element sideways Makes the element smaller and then normal Makes the element bigger and then normal Fades the element in and out

Button	Description
	Moves the element in front of other overlapping elements
	Moves the element behind other overlapping elements
	Copies the element. You can paste an exact copy into any scene using the paste button ()).
	Opens the element in a photo editor such as Pixlr Express, allowing you to replace it with an edited version
	Removes the element from the scene. Don't worry, you can undo () this
	Changes the text that appears in this element (only for text elements)
	pens up a color-picker, allowing you to interactively change the color of the selected text (only for text elements)