Two clicks to toggle variable?

HI - Thanks for the response!

Didn't work though.

 I can only change the order of the Slide triggers. 

You could save the hassle of using variables. Create the flip card with a selected state. It toggles on/off when clicked and is less to mess with.

Use the toggle variable not assignment

Hi - tried that and it didn't work. Thanks though!

Yep, it's set like that!

I could, but then don't get the behavior I'm looking for. I'm trying to replicate the flip card interaction in Rise. That interaction lets you flip the "card" back and forth between front and back.

Here is a peek of my setup is that not the behaviour you want?

or are you talking about the swivel animation

Hi Wendy - that's exactly what I'm trying to do.  However in my .story you need to click twice to get the first "switch" to happen.

Did figure out a solution - 

added an new object (100% transparent) that's placed directly over my flip card. Add 2 triggers to this object - first changes the state of my flip card to flipped, the second hides the transparent object.

Thanks for all the responses everyone!

I just did the same...LOL

Peek

Hi there,

I have the same issue. When I try to reset the variable it requires 2 clicks to do so when the participant has selected more that one wrong answer. it works fine when resetting the right variable. 

Hi Jean-Marc,

Thank you for letting us know! 

Another option that might help is to convert the slide into a Pick Many question. This will allow you to:

• Define which parts of the airplane are the correct answer.
• Let Storyline reset the image if the learner answers incorrectly.
• And the Reset button can be used for learners to start over if they want to undo their choices. 

You can find more details on this type of question here: Storyline 360: Pick-Many Questions

If this isn't quite the solution you are looking for, please let us know. We are happy to help! 

All good now.  Thank you.

I had this recently and it was resolved by deleting the object and rebuilding it from scratch. Interestingly, the only thing I could see that was untoward was that some triggers had somehow been copied inside to states - these couldn't then be deleted. I did manage to remove these states by cutting the items out from the state back to the layer, removing the triggers, and then pasting them back in the state. However, even from doing that the object wouldn't behave as expected until I rebuilt it.

Just posting this for people who look at the thread.

I know this an older post, I still don't know why one needs to use variables and a toggle. Create the shape with a selected state and it works as desired with no triggers or variables required. 


https://360.articulate.com/review/content/c23515c9-a217-4250-b102-7575abe7856c/review