I'm a newbie to this community, but have been learning a lot from you guys! I just had a question about creating a kind of "wheel of fortune" with numbered questions, but I just want the wheel to land on a fixed, different number each time learners spin it.It doesn't need to randomize the numbers.
It should be a simple thing to create, but I'm just not sure where to start.
Hi Michelle, using the spin animation, layers and a variable to determine how many spins the user has had. Each layer has a pre-determined spin result which you can change just by using the rotation property of the graphic.
When you say you'd like the wheel to land on a fixed number, i.e. not randomised, does that mean that you'd be happy to have a pre-determined question sequence that is the same for every user, every time they play your game? For example, questions 1, 5, 4, 8, 2, 9, 10, 3, 7, 6 are always drawn in this order, or would you want the order to be different each time?
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Hi Michelle, using the spin animation, layers and a variable to determine how many spins the user has had. Each layer has a pre-determined spin result which you can change just by using the rotation property of the graphic.
Hi Michelle,
When you say you'd like the wheel to land on a fixed number, i.e. not randomised, does that mean that you'd be happy to have a pre-determined question sequence that is the same for every user, every time they play your game? For example, questions 1, 5, 4, 8, 2, 9, 10, 3, 7, 6 are always drawn in this order, or would you want the order to be different each time?
Also, do you envisage using a question bank?
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