It might be basic question but, I want to restrict user to type more than 3 numbers in storyline. For e.g 999, 134, like anything but he cannot able enter 4th number or beyond 999. Could you please help me in this.
Im not sure that is possible. The only way i can see its possible is to evaluate the number when its entered. (for example when textEntry looses focus) and at that moment show a layer or text or something saying that the entered value is wrong.
I am done with my project, I am showing layers saying that its wrong value or if it is right it's give a green signal I am attaching the variable and triggers pictures please check it's working very well. Thanks.
1) What will happend i the user enters 123.45? its a value between 100 and 999 but consist of 5 digits (and anctually 6 signs) Is decimal numbers ok or do you only wanna work with integers?
2) I was wondering about the two last triggers. Could you combine thoose to on say != Not between to values ?
EDIT: Did a testing. != Not between 2 values isn't an option. Perhaps a feuture request on that?
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Im not sure that is possible.
The only way i can see its possible is to evaluate the number when its entered.
(for example when textEntry looses focus) and at that moment show a layer or text or something saying that the entered value is wrong.
I think Jacob is right. By default there's no restriction feature.
Thanks!
Jacob and Jeff.
HI Guys,
I am done with my project, I am showing layers saying that its wrong value or if it is right it's give a green signal I am attaching the variable and triggers pictures please check it's working very well. Thanks.
1) What will happend i the user enters 123.45?
its a value between 100 and 999 but consist of 5 digits (and anctually 6 signs)
Is decimal numbers ok or do you only wanna work with integers?
2) I was wondering about the two last triggers. Could you combine thoose to on say
!= Not between to values ?
EDIT: Did a testing. != Not between 2 values isn't an option. Perhaps a feuture request on that?
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