UI name in toolbox: open [TASK] for answering

Block type: Statement block (executes in sequence)

Definition: Enables one or more tasks so players can submit answers to them.

When it executes:

• If in WHEN-THEN block: When condition becomes true
• If placed on canvas (outside WHEN-THEN): At game start

How to build it:

1. Drag open [TASK] for answering from Actions category
2. Connect a task block to the [TASK] socket
3. Place inside then section or on canvas

Input requirements:

• [TASK] input: must be type Task

What it does:

• Makes task(s) available for player input
• Opens the answer submission interface
• If multiple tasks open simultaneously, the highest task in task list receives focus first

Example (Simple):
Block: open [2] for answering
Result: Task 2 becomes answerable

Example (Sequential unlock):
WHEN: [1] finished
THEN (chained):

1. open [2] for answering
2. show [2] on map
   Result: Task 2 opens for answering and appears on map

Example (Edge Case – Multiple tasks open simultaneously):
WHEN: score > 100
THEN (chained):

1. open [3] for answering
2. open [5] for answering
3. open [2] for answering
   
   Result:

• All three tasks open
• Task 2 receives focus first (highest in task list)
• Players can answer any of the three

Notes:

• Different from “show in list” (Open makes answerable; Show makes visible)
• Multiple tasks can open at once via chained blocks
• Task order determines which receives initial focus
• Can be combined with “show in list” and “show on map”

Common mistakes:

• Using when you meant “show in list”
• Not considering task order when multiple tasks open
• Expecting OPEN to also show task on map (use separate action)