I know I posted a discussion about this before, but am still stumped.
I have limited coding experience and need to setup multiple targets for objects in a "Do" and "Don't" scenario in Storyline. All I want is for the "Do's" to go in any order in their assigned row, the same applies to the "Don'ts". I'm surprised there isn't an option for multiple targets!
Why not just have one target for the Do's and one for the Don'ts?
You could set the program to snap the objects like tiles, so they appear next to each other.
If you still want the look of 3 Do items and 3 Don't items, draw the areas, but have them touch each other. Then put the actual target rectangle on top, with a solid fill that's 100% transparent.
Storyline lets you assign multiple draggable items to a single drop target.
For example, suppose these are the basic objects on your slide (with the draggable-objects' names indicating which should be dragged to DO and which to DON'T):
The form view for the drag and drop would look like this:
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Hi, John,
Why not just have one target for the Do's and one for the Don'ts?
You could set the program to snap the objects like tiles, so they appear next to each other.
If you still want the look of 3 Do items and 3 Don't items, draw the areas, but have them touch each other. Then put the actual target rectangle on top, with a solid fill that's 100% transparent.
Thanks Judy!
That's exactly what I want is one target for the Do's and one for the Don'ts.
I'm still not sure how to set the Target parameters for each.
Storyline lets you assign multiple draggable items to a single drop target.
For example, suppose these are the basic objects on your slide (with the draggable-objects' names indicating which should be dragged to DO and which to DON'T):
The form view for the drag and drop would look like this:
Hi Judy,
You're awesome, I appreciate your help!
Before I read your last post, I had an epiphany after watching a Youtube Video and created something just about identical to what you explained.
It's encouraging and refreshing that I was able to figure it out. There is hope for me, afterall!...LOL.
I included a screenshot.
Congrats on the epiphany, John. Best wishes for many more.
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