SL2 next button after three clicks

Start the timeline with a trigger that sets the state of the Next button to disabled, then a second trigger that watches a numerical variable to set the button's state back to Normal when the variable reaches at least 3. Third trigger adjusts this variable by adding one when something like a hot spot is clicked

Hi Brian,

I have set the variables. See attached screenshots. Slide 3 includes audio.

If I don't wait until the audio completes and starts clicking the buttons, and go back to base layer, the NEXT button will be enabled.

The BUG is when I wait for the audio to complete, and click the three buttons, after I go back to base layer, the NEXT button won't be enabled.

Any thoughts to fix the bug?

Best if you can share your part of your here via ADD ATTACHMENT so the community might help

Is there anything in this thread that helps you?

https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/user-cannot-advance-to-next-slide-until-audio-completes-and-all-objects-have-been-selected

See attached in my original post.

Thanks for pop up. I tried the way you suggested. I disabled three buttons until media completed. However, the NEXT button still doesn't work. Not sure if I still miss any trigger...

The conditions on this trigger are evaluated ONLY at the moment the media completes:

Since the three buttons are disabled until the media completes, there is no way the other variables can be complete.

On each layer, you need to add this trigger:

  This is the trigger for layer 3. When you put it on the other layers, you will need to change the variables.

When the user completes each layer, the next button is restored if the other two layers are visited.

Using this setup, the user must wait for the media to complete, then visit each of the three layers (in any order) before advancing.

Hi Walt,

Thank you for your time! That makes sense. I have placed the trigger in the layers.

One more question: Change state of the next button to Normal when user clicks 'WHAT"?

The object that closes the layer