What a Milestone QR Code Actually Does
Every milestone can generate a unique, scannable QR code. Scanning it completes that milestone directly for the player who scans it — bypassing every other unlock rule the milestone would normally check. It's the one mechanic in BLUERABBIT explicitly designed to skip the rest of the system.
Generating and Printing Codes
Generate the code from the milestone itself once it's built, then print or display it wherever the checkpoint physically lives — a station at a bootcamp, a poster at an office onboarding day, a slide at the end of a live session.
Good Use Cases
- An in-person orientation day, where "you showed up and scanned in" should count as completion on its own.
- A scavenger-hunt-style Adventure where physical locations map to Journey Map milestones.
- A live event wrap-up milestone that's meant to be quick and ceremonial, not another writing assignment.
What It Skips (and Why That's OK Sometimes)
Because a QR scan ignores level requirements, prerequisites, and deadlines, it's not the right tool for anything you actually want gated. Reserve it for milestones where "being physically present and scanning" is itself the entire point — a deliberate shortcut, not a workaround for content you didn't have time to build unlock rules for.