Talk about a creative solution to a common challenge! Not requiring variables or complex triggers makes this so easy for people new to Storyline 360, but is also a nice timesaver even for experts. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, David. My earlier versions were very complicated - until I approached the problem with the mindset of a magician, rather than an engineer - ie. it's the result that counts. The journey is all smoke and mirrors.
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What a great idea Peter.
Thanks for sharing the source file too.
Hi Peter,
Talk about a creative solution to a common challenge! Not requiring variables or complex triggers makes this so easy for people new to Storyline 360, but is also a nice timesaver even for experts. Thanks for sharing.
Feel free to share - though I did recycle (steal) Paul Alder's dice graphic - shout-out to Paul! Love your work!
I hope he's ok with that.
What a smart idea, Peter. Thanks for sharing and that give me more inspirations!
Hi Peter,
I just wanted to let you know we liked this so much we added both examples to the E-Learning Heroes downloads page. Here are links to both posts:
Thanks again for sharing this approach with the community!
Having previously built a pretty complicated spinning wheel quiz myself, I think your simplified solution is excellent.
Thanks, David. My earlier versions were very complicated - until I approached the problem with the mindset of a magician, rather than an engineer - ie. it's the result that counts. The journey is all smoke and mirrors.
Absolutely!