I have just read a spot explaining the limitations of Engage Interacttions in Storyline (Flah so not deplaoyable everywhere, tweaking so a whole interaction is viewed before moving on etc). Since HTML5 is topical, is it not possible to recreate Engage interaction in Storyline directly? I was hoping they would be there out of the box (only seen the trial so insure if additional functionality exists in full product)?
I expect when Studio 12 is released these interactions will be html5, if you have studio 12 on your machine. At the moment the solution is to rebuild manually in Storyline.
Unless you are just wanting to reuse something you have already built, you may find that the interaction templates under "Top Interactions" in Storyline may meet most of your Engage needs, since some of the mirror the Engage Interactions, without the limitations of Engage.
I am building it afresh but the top interactions are basic and I need more interaction. I should really spend some time learning how to do things in Storyline to recreate some of the Engage functionality: having just started, I needed to know if there were shortcuts but it seems not, so I will try longhand (as per Phil's example above). That's a god way to start at the deep end.
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I expect when Studio 12 is released these interactions will be html5, if you have studio 12 on your machine. At the moment the solution is to rebuild manually in Storyline.
Too bad but thank you for the tip Phil.
Do the staff in articulate plan on redoing the interactions to storyline so they can be used in html5?
Unless you are just wanting to reuse something you have already built, you may find that the interaction templates under "Top Interactions" in Storyline may meet most of your Engage needs, since some of the mirror the Engage Interactions, without the limitations of Engage.
Hi Ron,
I am building it afresh but the top interactions are basic and I need more interaction. I should really spend some time learning how to do things in Storyline to recreate some of the Engage functionality: having just started, I needed to know if there were shortcuts but it seems not, so I will try longhand (as per Phil's example above). That's a god way to start at the deep end.
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