It's that time of year again, when there's pumpkin flavored everything and zombies. Since we can't make pumpkin flavored eLearning, I decided to make a Zombie Illustrated character available for free. Just my way of saying thanks for all the support.
Attached is the Storyline compatible file. I haven't tested it out with Studio '13, but it should work.
I love Rigger! Thank you for sharing. I would love to know how you built the .acp file. Is there a guideline for the structure that defines where each emotion resides and how it is defined? Your work is definitely inspiring. Thanks again.
By the way, the Storyline worked fine for me in preview mode but I had installed Rigger. It took me a while to figure out where the .acp files were located but once I found them and extracted the file it worked great. All that would have gone much faster had I opened your readme file first and read the clear instructions.
Thanks for the comments. There is no documentation on how to build the acp files. I had to figure it out on my own through a lot of trial and error. I've been meaning to do a screenr but I've been booked solid creating custom characters.
@everyone
Thanks for all the comments and feedback. I really appreciate it. I plan on doing something special for the holidays (Xmas/New Years) as well. Anyone have any ideas?
That is adorable! Thank you for making some of your characters available for free. Not a lot of folks do that and I know a lot of work goes into them. They're very much appreciated!
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You are all welcome. I had a lot of fun creating this character, especially the expressions.
That story file was so cute! Thanks for Rigger Mortis!
Brilliant! Love it! Thank you!
awesome work, thanks!
I love Rigger! Thank you for sharing. I would love to know how you built the .acp file. Is there a guideline for the structure that defines where each emotion resides and how it is defined? Your work is definitely inspiring. Thanks again.
By the way, the Storyline worked fine for me in preview mode but I had installed Rigger. It took me a while to figure out where the .acp files were located but once I found them and extracted the file it worked great. All that would have gone much faster had I opened your readme file first and read the clear instructions.
Hi, Jerson. Just wanted to add my kudos. Really enjoyed the back story. So creative!
This is so generous of you, Jerson. Thank you for sharing!
@Brent
Thanks for the comments. There is no documentation on how to build the acp files. I had to figure it out on my own through a lot of trial and error. I've been meaning to do a screenr but I've been booked solid creating custom characters.
@everyone
Thanks for all the comments and feedback. I really appreciate it. I plan on doing something special for the holidays (Xmas/New Years) as well. Anyone have any ideas?
Love the creative navigation on the background story. Thanks for sharing!
That is fabulous!
Very cool and very timely!
Delightful! Thank you :)
You're welcome Rich. I have something new coming soon.
Ooooooh? Can't wait to see!
Hi Rich,
Don't know if you noticed I posted a new character "Allie the Cat". A little furry black ball of mischief. Another one for Halloween.
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/building-better-courses/freebie-allie-the-cat-illustrated-character
Nice Jerson - love it!
That is adorable! Thank you for making some of your characters available for free. Not a lot of folks do that and I know a lot of work goes into them. They're very much appreciated!
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