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# New Scenario dialog box

This dialog box enables you to create a new scenario and select Vuser scripts or test modules to run in the scenario.

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## Access the dialog box

You can access this dialog box in the following ways.

- File > New in the Controller window
- New Scenario toolbar button
- Open the Controller (If the Show New Scenario Dialog at startup option is enabled)

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## New Scenario user interface elements

The New Scenario dialog box lets you set up your scenario using the following user interface elements:

UI Element | Description
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Scenario Type | Before you create a scenario, you should have a good idea as to the type of scenario you want to create. For details, see Introducing Controller. Manual Scenario. You manually build the scenario creating Vuser groups and specifying the script, load generators, and the number of Vusers to include in each Vuser group using one of the following modes: By Number Indicate the total number of Vusers. In this mode, each script you select for the scenario is assigned to a Vuser group. You assign a number of Vusers to each Vuser group that you create. By Percentage Distribute the Vusers among the scripts. Note: You can convert scenarios from one mode to another at any time. For details, see Changing scenario modes. Goal-Oriented Scenario. You define the goals you want your test to achieve, and Controller automatically builds a scenario for you, based on these goals.
+ Add Scripts | Opens the Add Scripts dialog box, where you can choose Vuser scripts or test modules for your scenario. For details, see Add Scripts user interface elements.
Record Script | Opens VuGen so that you can record a Vuser script.
ALM | Connect to OpenText Application Quality Management button. Opens the ALM Connection dialog box, where you can connect to OpenText Application Quality Management to download scripts. For details, see Manage scenarios using OpenText Application Quality Management.
| Removes the selected script(s) or module from the script list.
<script list> | A list of the scripts that were added to the scenario, by name and type.
Show at Startup | Displays the New Scenario dialog box when you open the Controller. Note: This option can also be enabled/disabled from Controller's View menu. Select View > Show New Scenario Dialog at startup.

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## Add Scripts user interface elements

The Add Scripts dialog box lets you choose a script or test module for your scenario.

UI Element | Description
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Script Type | Some of the common script types are: VuGen and DevWeb scripts. VuGen scripts have a .usr extension, and DevWeb scripts have a .js extension. System or Unit Tests. NUnit, JUnit, or Selenium test modules created within an external application, such as Visual Studio or Eclipse. These must be files with .dll, .jar, or .class extensions. JMeter Scripts. Scripts created with Apache JMeter, with a .jmx extension. For details, see JMeter tests. Gatling Scripts. Scripts created with Gatling, with a .scala or .jar extension. For details, see Gatling tests. Selenium Scripts. Java scripts created with Selenium, with a .java extension. For details, see Selenium tests.
Browse | Lets you locate the script or test to add to your scenario.
| Removes the selected script or module from the script list.
| Searches for a script or test by its name or path. The search starts as soon as you begin to type.
<script list> | A list of the scripts that can be added to the scenario. Clear the check box by the scripts that you want to exclude.
Add | Adds the selected scripts to the scenario and closes the window.

Next steps:

- Design a manual scenario
- Design a goal-oriented scenario
- Design load test scenarios

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