I want to create a game that will start by getting the input from camera (AR code). Do you know if this is possible? Has anyone tried it? If this cannot be done with storyline (I suspect it cannot), I wonder if there is a plugin I could use for this.
I am just curious about how AR will be embedded with e learning. Is this possible to insert a photo of QR code in storyline, then users scan the code and access to the visual view in their phone?
Adobe Captivate 11+ can do it no problem. Its built right into it. Uses a wizard type interface, you can add interactive video, quizzes, or any other type of content you want into the VR environment and its really easy to do. Ive done it in CP 11
The developers at Articulate better jump on this or start losing market share to Adobe.
You can accomplish this by creating an augmented reality experience using one of the WebXR apps. I tried Playcanvas 3d app and got impressive results from it, then exported the experience as webGL from the WebXR app and inserted it into the storyline as a web object. The following video shows my experience
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Hi Matthew,
Many thanks for your answer!
Best
I have never tried to access the camera with a web object, I have managed to access the microphone so suspect it will work fine.
Phil,
Many thanks for your reply.
Best,
Vassiliki
I am just curious about how AR will be embedded with e learning. Is this possible to insert a photo of QR code in storyline, then users scan the code and access to the visual view in their phone?
Wow.. that totally sucks..
Adobe Captivate 11+ can do it no problem. Its built right into it. Uses a wizard type interface, you can add interactive video, quizzes, or any other type of content you want into the VR environment and its really easy to do. Ive done it in CP 11
The developers at Articulate better jump on this or start losing market share to Adobe.
You can accomplish this by creating an augmented reality experience using one of the WebXR apps. I tried Playcanvas 3d app and got impressive results from it, then exported the experience as webGL from the WebXR app and inserted it into the storyline as a web object. The following video shows my experience
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNKJfeZLxRY