What color is scripting on SV2?

• A. Blue
• B. Green
• C. Red
• D. Yellow

Answer: (A)

SV2 uses color cues to show what you should do next, so the color blue is used to indicate the scripting prompts you should follow. Seeing blue tells you that the interaction is governed by a script you need to adhere to, making it the best way to recognize scripted steps quickly. The other colors generally signal different states—green for completed or confirmed steps, red for issues or stops, and yellow for caution or items needing attention—so blue specifically points to the scripted flow you should use.