Here's a simple game created in Storyline 360 that uses slide layers and triggers to manage learner progress.
Published 6 years ago
Version 1.0
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- Thank you David.
Could you share the link to locate - Quick Tips webinar on October 18, 2019.
I have been following your videos on Lynda.com. - Hope you all enjoy this one. For more info on how this file was built, check out our Quick Tips webinar on October 18, 2019.
- Would you mind linking the correct Quick Tips link here? I must be looking in the wrong place. I'm trying to do something similar in my own project and am stuck as to how to get the states of my markers on the original slide to change based on whether the user answers correctly or not.
- Disregard, I figured it out (yay!)
- Hello David,
This looks awesome! Can I use this template for a course that I'm building here at work?
Thank you and best regards,
Sasha- Of course you can, Sasha. Glad you can put it to good use.
- Vraiment bien construit.
Par contre comment partager nos créations ?- Hi Arnaud - I'm glad you like this example. You are welcome to share your own examples, demos, and downloads in our forums: https://community.articulate.com/forums/building-better-courses
- Which application would you suggest using to open/run this download?
- Hi Sabina - This example was created in Storyline 360. You can download a trial and test it out here: https://articulate.com/360/storyline
- Thank you!
- Looks very good, thanks for sharing with us! :)
- The top question doesn't seem to be working. I'll fiddle with the variables.
- I agree the top marker in the download version still does not change from disabled to normal.
