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We explore Spatial Augmented Reality (SAR) precues (predictive cues) for procedural tasks within and between workspaces and for visualizing multiple upcoming steps in advance. We designed precues based on several factors: cue type, color transparency, and multi-level (number of precues). Precues were evaluated in a procedural task requiring the user to press buttons in three surrounding workspaces. Participants performed fastest in conditions where tasks were linked with line cues with different levels of color transparency. Precue performance was also affected by whether the next task was in the same workspace or a different one.
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