3D interaction with Storyline 2

Jan 13, 2017

Has anyone worked with or created 3D interactions with Storyline 2?  What files did you use?  How did you create the interaction? 

Thanks!

 

 

25 Replies
Michael Hinze
Nicholas Weismantel

Holy moly!  that is awesome!  Question.  Can you create interactions with it?  

To be clear, I didn't CREATE that model, I LINKED to its URL via a webobject. I'm not 100% sure about SketchFab, but using a tool like Unity3D you can create interactive models, export them and then link them to Storyline.

Nicholas Weismantel

Michael.... 

As promised I wanted to share my project.  Just an FYI... this is a quick 'ROUGH DRAFT' and there is an "interaction" in it :)  But I just wanted to joke around a bit! :)   Anyways, let me know what you think. 

Here is how I did it. 

I took a png of each frame on a 3D animation in Blender.  Then I added each image to a separate layer.  Each trigger was. 

Show layer

When slider moves

is slide is equal to #

I had 36 images and had to create 36 slider triggers.  Then an interaction can be added to each layer.  My example is the character telling everyone how I kicked 3D interactions butt :)  But of course, if it is a product, anything can be added in so many ways. 

3D SLIDER INTERACTION WITH SKETCHFAB ANNOTATION

Jessy DUSSAUD

Hi Nicholas !

Could you share your .story of your first link (Tesla Model) ?

I'm trying to add a sketchfab player in my project and i don't know how to do..  I already tried to put an embed link in a web object but it's not working. It blocks on "Loading 3D model" and it's like if it was an image and not the true player..

I'm really interested by your version with interaction but your link is dead, could you share it again ?

Thank you !

 

[EDIT]

I found my problem, i had to export with HTML5, it's not working on CD export

I'm still very interested by your version with interaction :)

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Alexander Spep

Hello Leslie!

Thanks for your help!
Unfortunately it is forbidden to open other sites in new windows from the e-learning courses, this is a strict customer's requirement.
I found an acceptable solution. It can not be called elegant, but it works. It is possible to insert the 3D model as a video (using not the URL, but the embedding code).

This is a short screencast: https://youtu.be/kR_vW3uczXw

Have a nice day!

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