guidescript

noun
UK /ˈɡaɪd.skrɪpt/
US /ˈɡaɪd.skrɪpt/

A guidescript is a written plan that tells someone what to say or do step by step.

The tour guide read her guidescript before showing the visitors around the museum.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A text written to be read aloud while leading a tour or presentation.

The audio guidescript was recorded in three languages.

3. A document that gives instructions for using a product or completing a process.

Follow the guidescript to set up the new software.

4. A screenplay-style outline used to plan the flow of a video or game level.

The designer wrote a guidescript for the tutorial level.