The Tic-Tac-Toe Game #1
This Master Scene enables you to play Tic-Tac-Toe within Scenemator. I can hear you saying: Oh, Tic-Tac-Toe... Cool! But what exactly can I learn from that scene ? Well, you probably already know everything about how to play the game itself. The interest is rather about how we use that scene to play and how we made it. Details regarding the making-of can be found in the Behind the Scene section, but first let's start by describing the game.
The Game
The Tic-Tac-Toe game is played using a hash grid (), usually hand drawn on a piece of paper. Two players in turn place a symbol — one using the other — on an empty location on the grid. There is a win when 3 symbols of a kind are placed within a line which could be horizontal, vertical or diagonal.
A good strategy to be successful in that game is to avoid starting the same way every time. I also found that playing against kids under 8 of age is a pretty good way to be successful too!
How to Play
That version of Tic-Tac-Toe plays using the Composition View — recognizable by the presence of pipes: 
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and 
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They are respectively used to introduce and or drain them out.
The scene contains 3 boards that can be played in sequence or in parallel for more challenge!
When it's his turn a player first chooses where to place his mark by clicking on 
then hits his pipe.
To reset the game you can click several times on or reload the page within your browser.