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Storyline: Create Your Avatar Template

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MerveSatmaz
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6 months ago

Let learners create their own unique avatars using this downloadable file in your next project. It's a simple way to boost engagement and make learning feel more fun and personal.

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This template will work for folks using Storyline 360, the continuously updated version of Storyline included in Articulate 360. Want to try it out? Get a free trial of Articulate 360 right here. And subscribe to our newsletter to find out about other helpful downloads.

Published 6 months ago
Version 1.0
  • AdityaC's avatar
    AdityaC
    Community Member
    Hello,

    I really liked this template, so I downloaded and tried to understand how this worked. I figured out all the aspects, except how you have designed the 2nd slide to show the relevant avatar. I went through the triggers, variables and layers but couldn't see anyhow this worked, in fact the avatar silhouette on 2nd slide seems grayed out and I wasn't able to do anything with it.
    • HectorMartin587's avatar
      HectorMartin587
      Community Member
      I would just show items based on clicked triggers, on a second layer of the same slide, after the Create button is clicked.
  • The avatar to be displayed is actually on the slides master. You can check it out by viewing in Slide Masters view.
  • DavidCrocker's avatar
    DavidCrocker
    Community Member
    Love this. You can save yourself some triggers by using button sets for the various items such as hair. As a button set only allows one item to be selected at once it would eliminate the need for triggers to set the others back to normal each time you selected a new item in that set.
  • morange92's avatar
    morange92
    Community Member

    That looks like a lot of fun. I'd like to see it with a scrolling feature for each of the assets to be able to add more variety for each. I may have to give this a go. I can imagine it would be a terrific way to pull learners in and give them some ownership. Well done, clever work!