Generated videos
Quiz shorts
Four question formats with a countdown and a reveal, built so the framing can never leak the answer.
A chart, a question, a countdown, an answer. Four formats, from the dashboard's Generate Short button under the Quiz tab.
The four kinds
| Kind | The question |
|---|---|
| Up or down | Which way does the next candle go? |
| Buy or sell | Which side would you take here? |
| Guess the next 5 | What does the next stretch of chart look like? |
| Name the formation | Which pattern is this? |
Difficulty has teeth
It is not a label. Difficulty changes the amplitude and noise of the price action for the predict kinds, the countdown's default length, and how many options a formation question offers.
Everything is a real element
Like the explainer, a quiz is materialised into ordinary
project data: a countdown ring, the ghost ? columns and the
answer card as text, the multiple-choice chips as more text, a real
camera track, real narration and captions, and a real overlay with the question as its title.
There is no quiz mode in the editor afterwards. Drag the ring, delete a chip, rewrite the answer — it is a project.
The framing cannot leak the answer
This is the part worth understanding, because it is easy to break by hand.
The price range is computed once, centred on the candles visible before the reveal, and written to the project as a locked range. Everything downstream works inside it.
The generator then authors exactly one camera shot, arriving at the freeze column and targeting that same already-computed rectangle — never "the whole chart" and never a candle range, both of which derive their own bounds from the live candle data including the part not yet revealed. That would re-leak the answer through the zoom.
No shot is authored after it, so the framing is provably static from the freeze onward.
If you edit a generated quiz
Adding a camera shot that targets the whole chart, or unlocking the price range, can put the answer back in the picture — the frame simply widens to fit candles the viewer has not seen yet. Check the Output pane before you export.
Language
Quiz kinds are gated by language, in code rather than by convention.
Buy or sell is English only. Its option labels are a directional instruction, and under the German content rules there is no rewrite that keeps the question intact. The exemption covering those two fixed labels is a closed list checked by exact match — "BUY the breakout" still fails even though "BUY" is allowed — and it never applies to narration or captions.
Legal
A quiz asks a viewer to predict a made-up chart. It is a teaching device, not a signal, and the material is generated rather than observed. The risk disclaimer is on every exported frame as it is everywhere else.
Seeds
Seeded end to end, including which distractors a formation question offers and the order they are shuffled into. The same seed always produces the same quiz.