It's important to take care that the Back and Forward button states are appropriately set. A few examples:
● When the players are asked to select an option on the screen to continue, the forward button is hidden (or disabled),
● when you hit the last step of the tutorial, the forward button is hidden, so the tutorial doesn't end up in an empty error screen,
● starting step doesn't require back button.
The same care should be given to the Autoplay option.
● Typically when players are asked to do perform something the autoplay is ALWAYS FALSE.
● When the tutorial is just teaching, typically the autoplay is TRUE (f.ex. unless there’s a good reason to have it off, such as specific detail that the players should really understand.)
If set to "True", the Autoplay will automatically perform a "GoToNext" command once all the following have happened:
1. All animation segments have been completed at least once. (F.ex. if you have even one object with an animation segment at say 30 second mark, then that's at least how long your step will play before Autoplay would take effect).
2. The voiceover audio has finished.
3. The $minBlockDuration has passed. (Remember the value is in milliseconds, so f.ex. the default value of 10000 means 10 seconds).