A Route is an artboard's address. It is not a Screen (Screens are phone / desktop sizes).
Select an artboard. Under Transform › Fit sits Address. shop becomes player.html?scene=…&p=shop. Empty uses a slug of the artboard name.
01Player
| Address | Opens |
|---|---|
?p=shop | The artboard whose address is shop |
?root=2 | The third artboard in tree order (old contract — still works) |
?p=item&id=12 | Item artboard, and the row whose id is 12 is treated as clicked |
Go to Artboard writes history.pushState. The browser Back button returns without adding another history entry. The sentence Go Back is the same as history.back() — empty stack does nothing.
Fade is on the Go to Artboard action (duration, 0 = cut). Back via the browser is instant.
Editor Play does not write the address bar (that bar belongs to the studio). Preview and OmniPlayer do.
02Deep link
Deep link on the artboard: query field (default id) and the list whose row should open. Unknown id still opens the artboard; clicked stays empty.
03Page title
Scene title (publish meta) becomes document.title in the player. The host page can listen for iframe messages — see Embedding.