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
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- Hi David,
Great work! Thanks for sharing!
I know you posted this a lot time ago, but I hope you can answer a question for me. I am using your blog post to create a spinner game, but I am not sure how to write the trigger to limit the question count to 10. Can you please explain how you write this trigger? Thanks! - No worries Laney, I'm pleased you found the info to be helpful.
- That's great, Joanna. Thanks for letting me know the post was useful!
- Same here for me and was wondering if you can send the actual SL file so I can mirror the spinning wheel for a trivia project I’m working?
Thanks, Maureen Cutrona, Compliance Manager Express Scripts
Sent with BlackBerry Work (www.blackberry.com)- Hi Maureen,
I'm pleased you like the game. I haven't released the Storyline file for this one as it's a game we use in client projects. Due to this I need to keep hold of it for now, sorry. Hopefully the blog post will show you how you could build a version tailored exactly to your needs.
- Can you share sample story file for downloading.
- Hi Meg,
I'm glad you like the example.
To limit the question count to 10, I created a number variable called questionCount, with an initial value of 0, to keep track of the number of questions that had been answered.
Then on the submit button for each question I added 1 to the value of the questionCount variable. Once 10 questions have been attempted, questionCount will = 10.
On my base slide, with the spinning wheel, I added a trigger that shows a 'Final' layer when the timeline starts on the slide, and the questionCount variable is = 10.
I hope this helps explain the basic logic, but let me know if you need more detail and I'll do my best to help.
