Using Scrolling Panels to Manage Content in E-Learning #387

Hi Maren, thanks for the feedback!

Really enjoying developing my skills in SL. I’m even starting to ‘see’ Storyline interactions and triggers in the world around me!
I did wonder about adding a hint, but I think making the learner have to do some work helps them stay engaged. In fact, I was thinking about making it harder and putting ‘the clue’ on an earlier slide (maybe in a message on the phone chat screen, or in the cafe), but I wanted my fellow SL slingers to go through the course without too much friction. If it was learners, then - make them work!
(As a kid, I used to love the text-based problem-solving games in the late eighties, and trying to figure out the puzzles of “The adventures of Monkey Island”. I guess these were inspirations for this example)

Yes, I noticed the issue of losing the selected ‘agents’ before publishing, but my wife had told me to “get off the computer already!”. I’ll use true/false variables instead of relying on state changes to fix it.

Hi Stefan, they’re just ones I got from the SL gallery and manipulated. I used an old mac program to add filters - unfortunately, it’s not available now. But there are a number of similar art effects/filter programs available for both platforms.

I had a look at your projects and I was particularly interested in your one that lets users print or email their written SL responses. I think I’m going to have to learn a bit about javascript!

(Looking at your work was the first time I had reason to use Google Translate- it worked well! I suspect as an Austrian, your English is as good as your German!)

You don't even need a variable for that. You can just use "when the timeline reaches x seconds" or you can adjust the start time of the hint even without a trigger.