Is there a way to recreate this interaction in Storyline 2?

Looking at the demo, I didn't see any elements, like dials, that are not available in SL2. The last slide was probably done with objects and custom states. 

Cool! Thanks for the help!

I went through and created custom states for each object/button. Seems to do the job.

Now, I'm stuck trying to figure out how to make the slide a question that requires each object to be set to a specific state in order to be correct. Any tips?

Convert the interaction to a freeform question and then either use a Pick One or Pick Many question type. Move these objects offstage and use triggers to set the various offstage, scoreable buttons based on the states of the onscreen items. Hope that makes sense.

Thanks, Michael!

I think I have most of it so far, but now I'm missing something with the scoring. 

I have one offscreen button (C) set to be correct/selected if ALL conditions are met (buttons are set to correct state) and the other button (I) set to be selected if any of the conditions are NOT met. 

When I do everything correct, it says I got it wrong. Do I need to make more offscreen buttons and set them up to individually correspond to onscreen button states? What am I missing here?

I thought I had it but then had to remake a few things after accidentally deleting/format painting some things and now it seems out of whack.

I attached the file for reference.

Thanks in advance for the guidance!

Ok, I think I got it!

I got rid of freeform and pick many. I was missing something and kept running into similar issues for some reason.

My "workaround" was this:

I set up 4 offscreen buttons, one for each on-screen button "state" group. 

The off-screen buttons have 2 triggers each. One that sets the state to "selected" and the other to "normal" depending on the states of their 3 corresponding on-screen button states. I removed the other states for the offscreen buttons to eliminate confusion for myself.

Then, I set the submit triggers so that when the user clicks the submit button, the next slide is either the "congrats" slide or the "you got it wrong" slide depending on the states of the off-screen buttons. Either ALL selected/correct or ANY normal/incorrect.

It really helped to move the off-screen buttons on-screen for the preview to see what was happening with the buttons as I worked with the on-screen buttons. First, I noticed the buttons would stay selected even if the combination was first correct then incorrect. Then, I noticed you could only have one off-screen button selected at a time.

Man, what a learning experience. Hope this helps someone else at some point!

Thanks!