Hi - Thanks for the quick reply. Not looking at the "Results" slide.
What I am trying to do is create master "layouts" for various layers that I am using through out a software simulation. Variable data will sit "on top" of the simulated application forms.
What confused me was that you can actually add a layer to a feedback master slide or layout. They just don't seem to do anything, which is fine. Just wanted to double check.
If you are running a simulation, and want something to appear over it, it sounds to me like you want to use just a regular, blank layer, without worrying about adding layers to masters. You can add a layer to a master (your use of "Feedback Master slide" is confusing one or both of us), but you can't edit it.
Attach your .story file here, and someone can give you some suggestions.
Thanks - I think I'm good. I agree the term "Feedback Master" is unfortunate, but it is the only "master slide" that I know of that can be used to create layouts for layers.
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By feedback master slide, do you mean Result slide? Feedback "slides" are actually layers themselves, so a layer can't be added to them.
You can add layouts to Feedback masters, then when you create a new layer, or edit a built-in layout, choose a different layout.
Your best resource is the User Manual: https://community.articulate.com/series/articulate-storyline-360
This entry might be particularly helpful:
https://community.articulate.com/series/articulate-storyline-360/articles/articulate-storyline-360-user-guide-how-to-work-with-feedback-layers
Hi - Thanks for the quick reply. Not looking at the "Results" slide.
What I am trying to do is create master "layouts" for various layers that I am using through out a software simulation. Variable data will sit "on top" of the simulated application forms.
What confused me was that you can actually add a layer to a feedback master slide or layout. They just don't seem to do anything, which is fine. Just wanted to double check.
If you are running a simulation, and want something to appear over it, it sounds to me like you want to use just a regular, blank layer, without worrying about adding layers to masters. You can add a layer to a master (your use of "Feedback Master slide" is confusing one or both of us), but you can't edit it.
Attach your .story file here, and someone can give you some suggestions.
Hi -
Thanks - I think I'm good. I agree the term "Feedback Master" is unfortunate, but it is the only "master slide" that I know of that can be used to create layouts for layers.