ViXL guide / browser workflow
Understand Scenes, Compositions and Cues
Reviewed 28 October 2026 · Availability varies by release and channel.
In the intended ViXL model, a Scene saves the settings of one App instance. A Composition arranges Scenes in persistent named layers to define a visual state. A Cue pins a Composition reference and adds transition and timing behavior; it does not target a Scene directly.
This is a model overview. Authoring controls vary by release and channel; use the controls shown in your version. The scoped Type 0.4.0 public testing check established installation through a rendered Scene, not qualification of the complete customer Composition and Cue workflow.
Next steps
- Identify the runtime channel and version before following authoring instructions.
- Use the available tools to explore a configured App and its Scene. In the intended model, that Scene belongs in a named Composition layer.
- Where your release offers Composition and Cue authoring, check that a Cue references the intended Composition and rehearse preparation before GO.
Conceptual guidance: exact authoring and show-control behavior requires evidence for your runtime release. Customer and public testing interfaces differ.