I really like to include the characters that are packaged into Storyline. My problem is thatmost of the people that I develop training for are Service Technicians. I need one or two characters that are industrial looking. I need a Service Technician. Blue Shirt, name tag, work boots. I can do the photography and illustration. How do I get them into Storyline? Can I download or purchase what I need? Thanks in advance.
Hi, Ron -- I think you will find the thread that Jackson suggested to be quite helpful, and also, just so you have it for your reference in case you need it, here is our Character Pack FAQ sheet. Hope that helps. :)
Thanks to everyone for the information,
I will be having a great time producing our custom characters.
I am so stoked to have a real authoring tool again. It's not as robust as Authorware but it is getting better with each release.
Thanks,
Ron
YMMV, but a lot of the time I find creating photographic characters to be too time and labor intensive and, as a result, something that I can't justify judging clients a lot for.
I realize this is not for everyone as its a cost, but I prefer to subscribe to two e-learning art services--eLearning Art and Elearning Brothers.
Finding assets is one of the most labor-intensive things to do in a project. Anything that saves me time is welcome.
Hi, Ron -- We appreciate your feedback, and wish you lots of success with your project!
I also wanted to note that when you reply via email, your signature is displayed publicly here in the threads, so you are welcome to edit to remove that information if you wish.
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If you need help editing the stock illustrated characters, here is a related topic about that.
If you've made the characters you just insert them into storyline the same way you would with any other image.
Hi, Ron -- I think you will find the thread that Jackson suggested to be quite helpful, and also, just so you have it for your reference in case you need it, here is our Character Pack FAQ sheet. Hope that helps. :)
Thanks, for your help.
Sure thing, Ron, and best of luck with your project!
Hi Ron,
I actually create custom illustrated characters and I also sell some stock characters on my website.
Thanks for chiming in here, Jerson, and it looks like you've got lots of option, Ron! :)
Thanks to everyone for the information,
I will be having a great time producing our custom characters.
I am so stoked to have a real authoring tool again. It's not as robust as Authorware but it is getting better with each release.
Thanks,
Ron
Ron McGuinty | Fairbanks Scales Inc. | 821 Locust Street / Kansas City, MO 64106 |
Office: 816-448-4203 | rmcguinty@fairbanks.com | www.fairbanks.com | www.FB3000.com
YMMV, but a lot of the time I find creating photographic characters to be too time and labor intensive and, as a result, something that I can't justify judging clients a lot for.
I realize this is not for everyone as its a cost, but I prefer to subscribe to two e-learning art services--eLearning Art and Elearning Brothers.
Finding assets is one of the most labor-intensive things to do in a project. Anything that saves me time is welcome.
Hi, Ron -- We appreciate your feedback, and wish you lots of success with your project!
I also wanted to note that when you reply via email, your signature is displayed publicly here in the threads, so you are welcome to edit to remove that information if you wish.
Thanks for your input, Gerry! :)
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