multi hotspots bug ?

I am experiencing the same thing. What is the process for multiple hotspot correct answers?

The standard hotspot question is like a multiple-choice question: only one response can be correct.

If you want the user to select more than one area, create a slide with the elements you want. Then convert it to a Pick Many freeform question:

There's more info about Freeform question here: 

https://community.articulate.com/series/articulate-storyline-360/articles/articulate-storyline-360-user-guide-how-to-convert-existing-slide-to-freeform-interaction 

Hi

thanks for your answer, but the thing is that I would like the student to pick 2 spots of 1 screen capture, and not 2 pictures.... a different scenario.

Thanks

Hi again, Ron,

You can still use this method.

• Add transparent shapes over the areas that should be clicked. (You can also add shapes over incorrect areas.)
• Give each shape a Selected state. (Ideally, this state would be visible, so users can tell that they selected that item.)
• Convert the slide to a Freeform - Pick Many question.
• Designate the correct shapes in Form View.

The attached file shows a quick example.

This was very helpful...but a lot of work to put together. Especially since it took a while to figure out how to incorporate States into the the selections in Quizmaker 360

Richard,

This post is in the under the Storyline discussion thread, so my answers relate to that. And it's pretty easy to add states in Storyline.  :-)

No matter which program you use, after you get one set up, you can duplicate it, replace the main image, and then adjust the clickable objects as needed. 

Judy

thank you so much for this, it looks like a great workaround, too bad Articulate didn't make it easier.

best Regards