Ok, it would have been much simpler to ask that!
You have to take into account travel and head tube size (and axle size but wheels are easier to change). You should not exceed the recommended travel for your frame. You can use less but this will affect the geometry and may cause the bike to handle strangely. If your Scott has a tapered headtube (easy to find out, just take the fork out) then most forks will be fine. If it's a 44mm headtube you'd need an external cup headset bottom for a tapered tube. If it's a straight 1 1/8th then you can only use a straight 1 1/8th steerer tube which limits your options.
The RS-1 has some stupid proprietary hub, so if you want that you'll have to buy a new wheel too. (can you tell I don't like the RS-1 fork yet..?

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The brain technology does not affect how the fork will fit, it affects how it works.
I'm still struggling to understand how someone who works in a bike shop couldn't get this answer in about 10 seconds from one of the mechanics there.