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The Graph is a map of the scenario universe. It shows how scenarios relate to each other, so you can tell which skill a scenario trains and find others like it.

How the map is organized

The graph has four levels, connected by lines:
  1. Category, the broad type of aim.
  2. Subcategory, a more specific skill inside a category.
  3. Scenario, each individual scenario.
  4. Benchmark, the benchmark sets that include the scenario.
Categories are the anchors of the map and are always visible.

Move around

  • Drag to pan and scroll to zoom.
  • Click a node to open its details.
  • Double-click a node to fly to it.
  • Use Reset View to fit the whole graph on screen.
Type in the search box to find scenarios, categories or benchmarks. Name matches come first, and categories and benchmarks appear before the individual scenarios that belong to them. Pick a result to jump to it.

Node details

Selecting a scenario opens a panel with:
  • Total plays and leaderboard entries.
  • Its description.
  • The benchmarks it belongs to.
Selecting a category, subcategory or benchmark shows how many scenarios it contains.

Settings

Open Graph Settings to change how the map looks and behaves: You can also pause and resume the live movement of the graph.

What it is good for

  • Understand a scenario. Find it and see which skill it sits under.
  • Find similar scenarios. Scenarios under the same subcategory train the same skill.
  • Explore a benchmark. Filter by a benchmark to see what it covers and what it leaves out.