Skip the built in question bank. Build all of your questions in a quiz scene (creating your own bank). Use random numbers to:
set the number of questions to pull and
draw random questions until that number has been reached.
There are numerous posts on using JavaScript to do the random draw stuff but the built in variable might work well enough for you. (See this thread for example: LINK)
Thanks Owen. I used a similar approach to the one you described.
1. I used the Question bank to randomize all the questions 2. then i used the random number variable to pull myself out of the question bank once this number had been reached.
I've attached the .storyline file if anyone finds it useful.
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Hello Hiten,
Thanks for contacting us and sharing what you would like to create with your project.
Can I draw a random number of questions from a bank?
Yes, you can.
Can Storyline draw 0, 1 or 2 questions from Bank 1?
There is not any built-in functionality to randomize the number of questions you include from each question bank.
If anyone in the community has any design ideas or custom logic to share, I look forward to seeing it.
Skip the built in question bank. Build all of your questions in a quiz scene (creating your own bank). Use random numbers to:
There are numerous posts on using JavaScript to do the random draw stuff but the built in variable might work well enough for you. (See this thread for example: LINK)
Thanks Owen. I used a similar approach to the one you described.
1. I used the Question bank to randomize all the questions
2. then i used the random number variable to pull myself out of the question bank once this number had been reached.
I've attached the .storyline file if anyone finds it useful.
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