As far as I'm aware, there is not yet any native/pure way of creating "randomness". There are, however, ways of being clever to a certain degree, e.g. http://articulate.arlyn.s3.amazonaws.com/Storyline/random1.0/story.html. This particularly example (posted back in Aug) does require you to refresh your browser to get a new number. I've not seen any more mention of random generation since so I think we'll have to wait until the next release.
There's also a beta post that accompanies the above, but I'm not sure if I can post that here because it's from the beta forum.
I haven't done this myself so not sure if it would work: have you tried creating a quiz that pulls a random question from a bank of 6? Each question could then immediately launch a new slide/scene and continue from there. In my head that would work ...
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As far as I'm aware, there is not yet any native/pure way of creating "randomness". There are, however, ways of being clever to a certain degree, e.g. http://articulate.arlyn.s3.amazonaws.com/Storyline/random1.0/story.html. This particularly example (posted back in Aug) does require you to refresh your browser to get a new number. I've not seen any more mention of random generation since so I think we'll have to wait until the next release.
There's also a beta post that accompanies the above, but I'm not sure if I can post that here because it's from the beta forum.
I haven't done this myself so not sure if it would work: have you tried creating a quiz that pulls a random question from a bank of 6? Each question could then immediately launch a new slide/scene and continue from there. In my head that would work ...
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