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amaulaz
9 days agoCommunity Member
Delay Visited State to show star icon + 1
Hi everyone! I am looking for a way to solve this issue in Storyline: I have to delay 2 seconds for the learner to see the star as the visited state of a button. I know an alternative solution is to ...
JudyNollet
9 days agoSuper Hero
When an object has a Visited state, it will always change to Visited as soon as it is clicked. That's built-in functionality.
If you want to indicate which buttons have been clicked based on whether the user has completed content on another slide, you need to use variables and conditional triggers. Here are a few notes:
- A "when variable changes" trigger will only run if the variable changes on the same slide as the trigger.
- A "when the timeline starts on this slide" trigger will run every time the user visits a slide. That's true even if the slide is set to "Resume saved state." So this "when" is useful when you want something to happen when a user returns to a slide. Use conditions to control whether the trigger's action will be performed.
These resources might help:
- TIP: Create a Custom Menu Slide | Articulate - Community
- The Value of Variables | Articulate - Community
- Storyline 360: Working with Triggers
I also highly recommend that you give all objects meaningful names. That makes development and troubleshooting easier. Personally, I don't bother trying to troubleshoot slides with default names...
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