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Spot the Hazard ... help!
Hey guys,
I haven't used Storyline 3 for over 8 years now so coming back as a newbie... I would like to build a simple 'find the hazard' page where the user has to find all 9 hazards before moving on. Is there a simple template anyone has that I can view and check how everything works? it's all super complicated at the moment.
Thanks in advance
Hi Suey,
I have something - it's just a short demo. Where I have used video it would be no different if it were a static image.
There are 6 hazards to find, I placed a hotspot over each one. Each hotspot has a designated true/false variable that updates to "true" when the hotspot is clicked.
There is one more variable which is a number variable. This is set to add 1 when each of the above variables update to "true". When the total of 6 is reached, a button changes state from hidden to normal, the user clicks on this to show the completion message.
Here it is: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/d3ddf653-5b79-4526-b89d-ae91ac0496ba/review
I've attached the file for you to download - hope it helps. If you have any questions or need any help just give me a shout.
He used Vyond. Here is one I did.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/116a97f6-a783-461c-982c-f1207a9e7fbc/review
Hi,
Thank you so much for sharing. What program did you use to create yours?
Cheryl -
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This is great! Thanks for sharing :-)
HI Richard,
I would love to utilize your amazing spot the hazard. Would you be willing to share it in a download file like Chris did? I will gladly give you all the credit!
I used a 3D software application call 3DS Max from Autodesk.
Hi Cheryl, usually I do share 1 slide examples but the finished product took a great deal of time and effort to develop. Sorry.
I completely understand! Not sure what you do for a living, but I hope it's training development!
Thanks Cheryl, currently I'm an ID freelancer. And it's not a job but a passion!
