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Determine which slide user came from
Hi Sanju,
You can use a lightbox to display the puzzle. That way, you don't need to consider the navigation issue. They will return to the question slide when close the lightbox. And if you’d like users to automatically move on to the next question when they close the lightbox, simply add a trigger to jump to the next slide right below the lightbox trigger.
Thanks!
Would the puzzle pieces still have a Normal state?
Would it be easier to have multiple puzzle slides, one for each question, or is that way to clumsy?
I need the pieces to stay visible once they first appear. So next times you go to the puzzle the pieces that became visible are still visible.
Every object has a Normal state. It can't be deleted. However, you don't have to show an object's Normal state.
There are usually multiple ways to accomplish the same thing in Storyline. Based on your description, it sounds like you could set the Initial state of each puzzle piece to Hidden.
Trigger the change to the Normal state when appropriate.
Note that it's also much easier to troubleshoot an issue by looking at all the programming. Here are the best practices for uploading a .story file:
- Only include slides that are related to the problem.
- Be sure objects, layers, motion paths, and variables have meaningful names.
- If there is proprietary content, replace or delete it. For example, replace proprietary text with “ipsum lorem” text.
- If you haven’t already done so, be sure to clearly describe the following in the file and/or in the comment with the attachment: What you want to happen, what is not happening that should happen, what is happening that should not happen, and what you have already tried.
By the way, if you do have more questions, consider starting a new discussion. That increases its visibility, which makes it more likely to get replies from multiple folks with different ways to approach the problem. Having each new question in its own discussion thread also makes it easier for others to find potential solutions when they have a similar problem.