After scouring the discussions, I have yet to uncover the answer I seek. Thanks in advance for any tips.
In storyline 2 I have an interactive screenshot where the learner is supposed to select the right button to click, and when this does not occur I intend to limit the number of user tries to 2 before moving on to next slide. My knowledge of variables is just forming, but I think the proper variables is the key.
More info is needed. Are the wrong buttons actual buttons that are click-able? You need a way to track the incorrect tries with a variable. If incorrect buttons are actual objects, you can use states to determine if they were clicked. The states can then alter a variable.
Create a variable for "wrongTries" with Type as number and default value of 0. Each time the learner clicks on a wrong button, have the variable increment by 1.
Then you'll create a trigger to Jump to next slide when variable "wrongTries" = 2.
It is set up for when user clicks hotspot or clicks outside of hot spot. Layer for incorrect try #1 is a different layer than incorrect try #2, as they provide different feedback.
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More info is needed. Are the wrong buttons actual buttons that are click-able? You need a way to track the incorrect tries with a variable. If incorrect buttons are actual objects, you can use states to determine if they were clicked. The states can then alter a variable.
Create a variable for "wrongTries" with Type as number and default value of 0. Each time the learner clicks on a wrong button, have the variable increment by 1.
Then you'll create a trigger to Jump to next slide when variable "wrongTries" = 2.
Thank you for responding swiftly!!
It is set up for when user clicks hotspot or clicks outside of hot spot. Layer for incorrect try #1 is a different layer than incorrect try #2, as they provide different feedback.
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