The OmniScript Mode picklist does what during PREVIEW?

The OmniScript Mode picklist does what during PREVIEW?

• A. Allows you to display the OmniScript in a variety of different formats, including Vertical or Horizontal formats, with the Vlocity header and/or sidebar, in a mobile (iPad) format, or within a Communities format.
• B. Allows you to toggle between Debug and Runtime modes
• C. Allows you to step through the script in Debug mode, pausing at any defined checkpoints
• D. Allows you to define the default and per-user Modes that will be utilized at runtime

Answer: (A)

During PREVIEW, OmniScript Mode determines how the script is presented, not how it runs. It lets you switch the rendering to mirror different contexts and layouts: choosing between vertical or horizontal step arrangement, showing the Vlocity header and/or a sidebar, viewing the script in a mobile (iPad) format, or rendering it within a Communities context. These options help you verify the user interface and flow across devices and embedding scenarios before publishing. They don’t control debugging features, script stepping, or per-user runtime defaults, which is why the other options don’t fit as the preview mode.

During PREVIEW, OmniScript Mode determines how the script is presented, not how it runs. It lets you switch the rendering to mirror different contexts and layouts: choosing between vertical or horizontal step arrangement, showing the Vlocity header and/or a sidebar, viewing the script in a mobile (iPad) format, or rendering it within a Communities context. These options help you verify the user interface and flow across devices and embedding scenarios before publishing. They don’t control debugging features, script stepping, or per-user runtime defaults, which is why the other options don’t fit as the preview mode.