This fun and creative memory game built in Storyline 360, challenges learners to find the matching pairs of images.
Published 5 years ago
Version 1.0
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- Thanks for sharing. It’s given me an idea how I can adapt it.
- This is nifty! Thanks for sharing!
- Hi Richard, sincere thanks for sharing this as it cut my dev time dramatically and really given me a jump into Storyline after working with Captivate for years. One challenge I am having, I've been trying to figure out a way to reset the selected items after an incorrect selection. If I select A1 and then B1, they are not a match and they remain till I make another selection. I now know A1 and A3 are a match but I cannot reselect A1 as it is still visable. I can select A3 which clears the previous selection and then select A1 so mechanisims other then a clear work. I'm sure there is more then one way to do this, I thought about using a timer to reset but I'm new to Storyline. Any suggestion on best way to reset just the incorrect selections prior to going after another pair? Any help would be most appreciated!
- You may noticed I've setup a reset after the third click. It is possible to do this after the second click (if there is not a correct match) but would take a bit of trigger reassignment. I would adjust the reset timeline to about 2 sec and then have reset done at the end of the timeline. This would allow the two images to appear for 2 sec before resetting. Let me look at this to see if I can do this without a lot of effort.
- I would guess it's a variable/sates not being reset. If you look at the layer called "Third click" this is where I reset all the variables and states.
- This was meant as a sample where people can use and customizes and the hint 2 does seem to work but again I haven't done any exhaustive testing. If I had to do this over again I would make many changes.
- Same - trying to work this out too
- Let me know if you need any help.
- I look forward to incorporating this very helpful learning tool into my course. I appreciate your expertise and sharing.
- Sure let me know if I can help as my original intent was just to showcase, so didn't spend at lot of time cleaning things up.
- Thank you Richard, really nice tool and very helpful for me. I love the elements with the correct matches and points. Thanks for sharing.
