Now that Articulate have finally released support for 360 images in Storyline, I am wondering how long it will be until we get the ability to place 360 objects - with hotspots too? Does anyone have a current working solution other than the clunky state change suggestion?
I'm happy to log a feature request on your behalf for supporting 360 objects with hotpots. Do you mind providing a screenshot or screen recording of what this feature would look like? I'll add it to the request, so we have a visual of what you're looking for.
If you have a workaround to share, I'm sure that would be helpful for others to see if they're looking to build something similar!
Hi Lauren, It's pretty self explainatory - and has been asked for before on this forum. But here are some examples https://ggnome.com/object2vr/
As with the long requested, but finally, recently added (albeit still in beta) 360 panoramas - I was able to do this 20 years ago with other eLearning authoring software... and it should, in my opinion (and I expect others), be a standard, existing feature in Storyline - and not some "new" innovation that needs to be put on the ever growing, but rarely seen feature request list!!
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Hello Pete!
I'm happy to log a feature request on your behalf for supporting 360 objects with hotpots. Do you mind providing a screenshot or screen recording of what this feature would look like? I'll add it to the request, so we have a visual of what you're looking for.
If you have a workaround to share, I'm sure that would be helpful for others to see if they're looking to build something similar!
Hi Lauren,
It's pretty self explainatory - and has been asked for before on this forum.
But here are some examples
https://ggnome.com/object2vr/
As with the long requested, but finally, recently added (albeit still in beta) 360 panoramas - I was able to do this 20 years ago with other eLearning authoring software... and it should, in my opinion (and I expect others), be a standard, existing feature in Storyline - and not some "new" innovation that needs to be put on the ever growing, but rarely seen feature request list!!
Pete
Hi, Pete.
Thank you for clarifying what you're looking for!
While 3D models are not currently supported, you can embed them as a web object. Take a look at this discussion.
I also wanted to share a workaround by Tom Kuhlmann: