For each question option I created a T/F variable default False
When the user answered the question, I set a trigger to adjust the associated variable to True...eg.
Q1A radio button selected - Q1A variable adjusted
On the graph slide I created an oval shape for each possible response and placed them all on the graph in a hidden state. Then if the variable from the previous slide was True then that oval will be change from hidden to normal to show it's place on the graph
Hope that helps - shout out if you need more help :-)
Sure you could try something like this - hard to say without seeing your setup.
Below I have attached an updated sample. Each group of 4 radio buttons per question will need to be in a button set - so only one of those can be selected at any time. Highlight each group of 4 > Right Click > Button Set > new
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Hi Isobelle
yes you should be able to do this by associating variables to each radio button and then call those variables on the final slide
There is always more than one way of doing things in SL - is that what you mean?
See Peek Video
Yes that's exactly what I mean how did you do it?
Hi Isobelle
here is the rough sample .story file so you can take a look.
I would use chart.js to do this, it pushes the heavy lifting outside of storyline
I thought there would be a better way Phil, thanks for chiming in.
I am just lazy and would prefer to make my life easy. The days of writing 4000 triggers has passed me by
I'd love to know enough JS to do that - clever thing ;-)
Hi Phil - how do I do this?
I want to do exactly what Wendy did but don't have a lot of experience with chart.js
Thanks!
Hi Wendy,
Please can you show me how you actually did that? I don't know what variables you used/how you did it from that video you sent.
Thanks!
Hi Isobelle
For each question option I created a T/F variable default False
When the user answered the question, I set a trigger to adjust the associated variable to True...eg.
Q1A radio button selected - Q1A variable adjusted
On the graph slide I created an oval shape for each possible response and placed them all on the graph in a hidden state. Then if the variable from the previous slide was True then that oval will be change from hidden to normal to show it's place on the graph
Hope that helps - shout out if you need more help :-)
Wow Wendy thank you!
Would it be possible to have more than one question on a slide at a time?
Sure you could try something like this - hard to say without seeing your setup.
Below I have attached an updated sample. Each group of 4 radio buttons per question will need to be in a button set - so only one of those can be selected at any time. Highlight each group of 4 > Right Click > Button Set > new
You're amazing!
Thank you Wendy
Glad that helps you Isobelle - all the best with your project 😀
Hi Wendy.
Just a quick thing - what if the user accidentally selects one button and then picks the correct button?
They both show on my graph.
Hi Isobelle
see this Peek video I did of my sample file - I don't see that behaviour. Have you set each group of radio buttons as a button set?
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