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HeroLand- an adventure built within Storyline (and only storyline)
Hi all,
It's been an amazing year and with the latest developments from Articulate it's going to be another great one, however I wanted to show you all what can actually be done with Storyline 2 just by itself. This is more of an experiment, but to be honest would (still might) be my entry if there is a Guru challenge this year. But as things might be changing soon, I thought I'd give one last shoutout to one of the best design tools out there.
So here's the link - enjoy!
Sincerely, Rick
Old Website http://www.richardleehill.com/heroland/
Walk-through video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGqSkHkrB7o
***Although Flash has been decommissioned YOU CAN STILL PLAY Heroland
with the Storyline CD executable (Windows): attached to this post!
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This is absolutely the best I have seen in Storyline to date!!
I had to wait until the end to view all the eBits as I was totally engaged in the story and needed to finish. Kudos, congrats and thanks for sharing such an excellent example of what Storyline can do.
Help! After posting a comment here, I am getting a copy of every subsequent post arrive my inbox. I really liked this work, but not THAT much.
Try selecting the Subscribed button at the top of the post page and it should change to 'subscribe' then it should stop sending post replies
Thanks Wendy.
AH
Awesome! appreciate your efforts!
Totally Amazing work, thanks for sharing it with the community
Wow !
Is there a tutorial somewhere on how to avchieve the scrolling effect. I mean having a background image that users can scroll through ? I've seen others exemples of that but I can't think how it's done in SL...
Hello Fabrice,
You should be able to find what you're looking for here.
Thanks but I was not talking about scrolling panels. More like how to make a parrallax effect...
This is something amazing fabulous incredible
Thank you
Wow, I've never seen anything like it!
Don't worry folks, we're going to get Richard to share plenty of how-tos on this project:-)
Here's an older and considerably more basic explanation of what Richard did:
Download (PowerPoint): https://community.articulate.com/download/animated-scenarios-interaction
and:
Amazing work!
