See how the random number variable and true/false variables in Storyline work together to create a visually stunning and engaging trivia game.
Published 6 years ago
Version 1.0
Blog Post
- I wondered how it spinned so fast! Thanks for sharing!
- You're welcome!
- Awesome job!
- Thanks! I wrote a blog post about the build, the link is here if you're interested: http://www.4-pt.co.uk/2018/09/06/insight-elearning-demo-build/
- Great job! - I love this
- Thanks for the link to the blog, and how you built it. I'm excited to try your technique.
- Would love to see how you get on.
- This is amazing David, without reading your blog post I assumed you used a gif for the wheel but the frame by frame is a nice touch. Would love to see articulate make changes to their questions banks to allow this to be achieved without having each question need to be its own slide.
- I agree Michael, the whole build would have been a lot easier if I could have used question banks.
- That's an amazing build David - can't wait to see if I can get mgt. to allow us to use something like this. Thanks for the blog post and easy to understand the stuff behind the curtain! It's what makes the hero's section so great!
- Thanks for your kind words Trey. I hope you get the go ahead soon, I'm sure you'd have a great time designing and building your own custom games!
- Very impressive, David! I was wondering how you setup the wheel to give the blurred/spinning look, so I appreciate you sharing on your blog. Good stuff.
- Glad you picked something up from the blog Richard.
- This is a great example, thanks for sharing this so we can learn from you!
- You're welcome Amber, glad you liked the demo.
- Great job David. I love the design of it all, very professionally done!
- Thanks Anita, I appreciate your feedback.
- This is fantastic, can't wait to check out the mechanics!!
- Thanks Billi, glad you like it.
- Love it (y)
- Thanks Thierry!
