Challenge #189: Circular menus for a choose-your-own-adventure module
Jan 22, 2018
By
LJ Beaupre
Hi,
I didn't create something new for this challenge, but I'm sharing an example from an orientation module I created in a "choose-your-own adventure" style, which gives the user the opportunity to provide their name, pick an avatar, and have a degree of control over the responses their avatar gives to other characters.
I've used a circular style menu to display the possible responses, and each one leads to a different branching scenario.
In the interest of brevity, I've extracted just the first interaction for this example, and sped up the text a little to get to the buttons faster.
You can view the example here, or download the Storyline 360 file below.
As always, feedback is welcome! Enjoy :)
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Where did you get your characters from?
I downloaded this and it is blank
Hi Karen, thanks for downloading!
The main slide is blank because the content is all on layers- are the layers blank as well?
Hi Kristy,
The characters and other images were taken directly from within the Content Library that comes packaged with Storyline 360 :)
I love this. I wish I could make sense of some of the triggers and variables to make it work for my scenario. Inspirational!
Thank you for sharing, this template is pretty cool!
Thank you for sharing this Lj!
If I wanted to enable the other characters for the user to select, or add more locations to the map for offices where an individual is located - what would be the best way to use this course in a branching manner? through use of layers or different slides? Just trying to understand the best way to continue with this template you have shared. I love what you have so far!
I downloaded this and it is blank
Hi vickie and welcome to E-Learning Heroes! 🙂 I downloaded the story file to take a look. The base layer is blank. It looks like LJ put the content on the layers. If you click on the layers for that slide, you can see and edit the content as needed. I attached a screenshot for reference. I hope that helps!
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