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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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I got all the way to the end. Well Done!! Great job! Kudos!! I agree with Anthony that this had to take hours to create. Thank you for sharing, I was mesmerized.
Wow! This is amazing! I really enjoyed playing Heroland and it's given me a lot of inspiration to create more in-depth interactions - thankyou!
That was wonderful. Thank you for making this.
Simply brilliant. Had to get to the end!
So this was absolutely amazing, and since I'm not a gamer, was very challenging and I learned a lot.
Did anyone notice the little musical note at the very beginning, on the far left side? Richard used it for music attributes...way cool!
Hey, everyone, in the episode 4 of The eLearning Guys podcast we were lucky to have Richard Hill join us to talk about the development of Heroland.
Subscribed!
Yep, same here...just subscribed. I look forward to listening to the podcasts on my long commute to work!
Quite engaging!
As someone who is also into building gamified eLearning, I would love to swap Storyline techniques with you sometime. https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnmeisburgOutstanding work!
I have a question I hope someone can answer, as I'm not too familiar with Storyline 2. In HeroLand, there are a few instances where the main character approaches an object, and an action is triggered (audio plays, animation begins, etc.) How is the action triggered? Is there built-in functionality where if an object enters the boundary of another object, it can trigger an action? I don't need specifics, but a high-level explanation would be helpful. In another e-learning authoring tool I use, this can't be accomplished without Javascript or widgets. Thanks!
This is amazing! You're such an inspiration Sir.
Wish we could see the full tutorial :)
