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ST_01
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2 months ago
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Determine which slide user came from

Hi, I'm creating a module where there are 12 questions, and each time the learner gets a question right, a puzzle piece fills in.  I have the puzzle slide on a separate Scene. I am trying to make...
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  • JoanneChen's avatar
    JoanneChen
    2 months ago

    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.


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JoanneChen
Super Hero
2 months ago

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.


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    ST_01
    Community Member
    2 months ago

    Thanks Judy and Joanne.

    Using lightboxes will solve my issue? How do I trigger a specific piece of the puzzle to become visible when the user gets a specific question correct? 

    Variables and states give me the issue (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.).

    When I use variables the Q1 var is still true in Q2.

    Should I reset Q1 to false at the start of Q2? But wouldn't that make the first puzzle piece hidden? I have all pieces hidden to start.

    Maybe I should open a case?