Here's a sample eight-object drag-and-drop interaction shared in this thread. Customize the interaction for your own use, or just deconstruct it to learn more about how drag-and-drop interactions work.
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- Of course, that makes sense! Thanks, I figured I must be looking at something the wrong way round! Actually, I rather like the idea of using the way I thought it was supposed to work, with a B/W image that turns into colour when it's correctly identified, but I'll study the posted examples first. Thanks!
- Julie, I think that would make a really neat variation, to use a black and white image as the initial state, and then change it to a full color version when a label is dropped in the correct spot. That would be fun to experiment with! If you do, be sure to post in the Storyline forum & share your work - I bet it would be a nice inspiration to the rest of the community! community.articulate.com/.../65.aspx
- You bet - it might take a while before I get to try it, but if/when I do I'll be sure to post it here.
- hey Jeanette Brooks !
Can you just share tutorial of this file which name is Drag and Drop.. i m confusing how to make it. - Hi Zubair, the interaction that Montse shared is actually a freeform drag and drop question. Though I don't think there is a video tutorial on this particular project, I'd recommend checking out the tutorial here: community.articulate.com/.../drag-and-drop.aspx ...which explains how to create a freeform drag-and-drop question. If you have additional specific questions about how to build something like this, the Storyline forum is a great resource for getting answers: community.articulate.com/.../65.aspx
- 非常好！
- Hi, it didn't work on a samsung galaxy tab 2 10.1 ?
- Love it!
- Many thanks, Jeanette. I might also experiment with Julie's B & W idea too.
- thankyou
