Variables a go go

T/F is a toggle and if by any chance you clicked the same object twice you just reset it to False and your trigger won't work. Try a number variable; i.e. 0 vs 1 and your (when it is equal to 5 , then) logic will work.

p.s: better set it to "greater or equal"

Seth: You rock. That was smooth as silk. 

I did not know that it was a toggle. Good info.

Thank you.

Glad that Seth was able to assist you here DJ.

For you or anyone else that may run across this thread, here is our documentation on adding variables.

Darn it. I spoke too soon. It worked once, in preview, but won't work at all in published material. 

I'm attaching my triggers and a shot of my entry slide. I've put counters on the entry slide for each variable. I can see that all the Next button trigger requirements are met, but the button just doesn't show up. 

Thanks to all for the info!

I've done exactly this same kind of thing but I set it up a different way.

The way I would do it is this:

• Attach a trigger to each of the clickable rectangles.
• Each rectangle has an associated T/F variable. (var_Rectangle1, 2, etc...)
• When clicking the rectangles do all the following:
  • Change the associated variable from F to T for this rectangle
  • Change the status of the Next button to enabled IF all 5 rectangle variables are T (Order here is important, you must change the F to T first, then do this check. Also remember that they are launching into a new scene, so they won't "see" the enabled Next button on the slide until they return from the scene.)

It's true that in this case, I had to duplicate a lot of checking of variables, but I've found that this method seems to work most of the time and all the checking and variables are handled on this one slide and not flung across a bunch of scenes.

I hope this helps!

DJ,
It's very easy. Hack this.

Now that worked. It was all in the stack. I kept the "greater than or = to 1" instead of T/F, but everything else worked great. Thank you.