Passing a variable is easy. You adjust the variable's value on one slide, then show and/or use that value on another slide.
Because you want to reference the name of a scene, use a text variable. An edited version of your file is attached. I named the variable SceneChoice.
On the slide for choosing the scene, I added triggers to each of the buttons. Those triggers adjust SceneChoice so its value is the name of the selected scene. The image below shows one of these triggers.
You already had the right idea on the Acknowledgement slide. Just insert a reference to the variable where you want the name to appear.
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Hi, Tom,
Passing a variable is easy. You adjust the variable's value on one slide, then show and/or use that value on another slide.
Because you want to reference the name of a scene, use a text variable. An edited version of your file is attached. I named the variable SceneChoice.
On the slide for choosing the scene, I added triggers to each of the buttons. Those triggers adjust SceneChoice so its value is the name of the selected scene. The image below shows one of these triggers.
You already had the right idea on the Acknowledgement slide. Just insert a reference to the variable where you want the name to appear.
Hi Judy,
Thank you so much for the help.
Tom