I have a quiz question that I need to create that features 4 Buttons. They need to click one of the buttons 5 times before clicking a second button 5 times - in the correct order to get the answer correct. An example would be the arrow buttons on your keyboard. The user would need to push the up button 5 times and then the down arrow 5 times, then click the submit button. Is this possible to pull off in Storyline 2?
That is exactly what I need! I am still trying to figure our how you got that set up like that and work properly! Still working on it! Thank you for giving me a starting point!
The key is that two objects must be selected for the answer to be correct. Variables count the clicks for the rectangle, and if it is clicked exactly 5 times, the rectangle off the slide (which is the key to it working) is set to selected.
Then I got lazy and just let the oval be clicked once to select it. If you want the oval to be clicked numerous times, it will need an off-slide object, a variable and triggers to count and reset the count of clicks.
Can you take a look and tell me what I am doing wrong? Still not giving me what I want. I have been working at this forever trying to figure out where I am going wrong...
If the user clicks 5 times, the front is selected. This deselects it if they click 6 times. And of course, you need one like it for Rectangle 3.
Which raises another problem. 6 fronts and 5 rears mean no answer is selected, and the user gets the message "You must select an answer." Since they clicked 11 times, it is understandable that they think they have answered. The solution is rectangle 5, whose initial state is Selected. That way there is always an answer, but it is correct only if Wrong, Front, and Rear are selected.
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That is exactly what I need! I am still trying to figure our how you got that set up like that and work properly! Still working on it! Thank you for giving me a starting point!
The key is that two objects must be selected for the answer to be correct. Variables count the clicks for the rectangle, and if it is clicked exactly 5 times, the rectangle off the slide (which is the key to it working) is set to selected.
Then I got lazy and just let the oval be clicked once to select it. If you want the oval to be clicked numerous times, it will need an off-slide object, a variable and triggers to count and reset the count of clicks.
Can you take a look and tell me what I am doing wrong? Still not giving me what I want. I have been working at this forever trying to figure out where I am going wrong...
To this:
I would add this trigger:
If the user clicks 5 times, the front is selected. This deselects it if they click 6 times. And of course, you need one like it for Rectangle 3.
Which raises another problem. 6 fronts and 5 rears mean no answer is selected, and the user gets the message "You must select an answer." Since they clicked 11 times, it is understandable that they think they have answered. The solution is rectangle 5, whose initial state is Selected. That way there is always an answer, but it is correct only if Wrong, Front, and Rear are selected.
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