I watched the Storyline Game Design 1-7. At the end of 7, is there a way to open a new layer (or slide) when both two answers are correct? I would like the player to have to successfully complete all of the quizzes before the end layer opens.
I suggest you set up the final layer to show the results of the quiz. Have that layer either send the user back to re-answer the questions (if they got any wrong), or proceed to a final slide (if they answered all questions correctly).
I haven't watched all of the Game Design videos, but, in the last one, I can see that David uses three layers for each question: a question layer, a correct layer, and an incorrect layer.
With that set up, I'd use a T/F variable to track each question.
Add a trigger to the correct layer that adjusts the corresponding variable to true.
Add a trigger to the incorrect layer that adjusts the corresponding variable to False.
Then, on the results layer, add a trigger that shows the button to retake the quiz with the conditions that either variable is False. Add another trigger to show the button to proceed with the conditions that both variables are True.
FYI: After you add one condition, the default for adding another is to connect the conditions with "AND." A common mistake is to forget to switch that to "OR" when only one of the conditions needs to be met. So don't neglect that top drop-down in the Add Trigger Condition window.
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Hi, Tracie,
I suggest you set up the final layer to show the results of the quiz. Have that layer either send the user back to re-answer the questions (if they got any wrong), or proceed to a final slide (if they answered all questions correctly).
I haven't watched all of the Game Design videos, but, in the last one, I can see that David uses three layers for each question: a question layer, a correct layer, and an incorrect layer.
Hi Judy,
That is a great idea! Thank you, I am going to explore and see if I can "make it happen".
Much appreciated - Tracie
I hope this solution works for you, Tracie.
FYI: After you add one condition, the default for adding another is to connect the conditions with "AND." A common mistake is to forget to switch that to "OR" when only one of the conditions needs to be met. So don't neglect that top drop-down in the Add Trigger Condition window.
Ohhhh, thanks for the advice! That is important