Dice Game

Dec 05, 2018

Is there a way to track my game to show what items they got correct and what items they got incorrect. Currently it just shows a check mark next to each item on the base layer whether or not they get it wrong. I would much rather it show an X instead of a check mark if they got it wrong too!

In addition to this, is there a way to have the dice roll a number only one time so they don't keep seeing the message " You already rolled a 4" roll again.

Thanks for any help with this process :)

Kristen

Importing_People_From_a_Report_Game.story

5 Replies

Tracy Parish
Hero

over 5 years ago12/05/18 at 6:33 pm (UTC)

For the Checkmark, you can add another state to the squares on the 1.1 slide that is an X.

Having the Checkmark or X show would be based on a variable. I might change the Q1_Done to a number variable or text variable - because you may need 3 options here (0 - default, 1 - visited and correct, 2 - visited and incorrect).

Then your triggers become:

Change the state of Rectangle 1 to Disabled-Correct, when timeline starts if Q1Done is = to 1.
Change the state of Rectangle 1 to Disabled-Incorrect, when timeline starts if Q1Done is = to 2.

If you keep it at t/f and add an incorrect state and these 2 triggers:
Change the state of Rectangle 1 to Disabled-Correct, when timeline starts if Q1Done is = to true.
Change the state of Rectangle 1 to Disabled-Incorrect, when timeline starts if Q1Done is = to false.
the rectangles would change to "incorrect" before the question is even attempted.

Tracy Parish
Hero

over 5 years ago12/05/18 at 6:38 pm (UTC)

There are several ways this can be done. With only six questions there are some simple ways to do it.

Here are some threads about the random number and ensuring a number is not repicked.

https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/ensuring-a-random-number-is-not-re-picked.

If these are too in depth for your project ping me and I'll give you an alternate solution.