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DavidBishop-668
6 hours agoCommunity Member
Is it possible to give feedback that displays the order of steps the user has taken?
Hi all, I’m working on a Storyline 360 project where the user diagnoses a lighting fault on a vehicle. There are several branching scenarios, including both correct steps and unnecessary ones. I’d li...
- 5 hours ago
It is possible. To do that, you'll need to use variables and and triggers with conditions.
- The Value of Variables | Articulate - Community
- Storyline 360: Working with Triggers | Articulate - Community
For example, you could track the user's steps with a series of text variables. To put each performed step into the appropriate step-variable, you'll also have to track what the "next" step-variable is.
- Yup, that gets complicated fast. The more potential steps there are, the more triggers you need to check where the user is.
- It would definitely be easier with JavaScript. That allows you to concatenate text into one variable. (For JS expertise, check out the community's JavaScript group Group: JavaScript | Articulate - Community .)
At the end, display the variables on the feedback slide.
JudyNollet
5 hours agoSuper Hero
It is possible. To do that, you'll need to use variables and and triggers with conditions.
- The Value of Variables | Articulate - Community
- Storyline 360: Working with Triggers | Articulate - Community
For example, you could track the user's steps with a series of text variables. To put each performed step into the appropriate step-variable, you'll also have to track what the "next" step-variable is.
- Yup, that gets complicated fast. The more potential steps there are, the more triggers you need to check where the user is.
- It would definitely be easier with JavaScript. That allows you to concatenate text into one variable. (For JS expertise, check out the community's JavaScript group Group: JavaScript | Articulate - Community .)
At the end, display the variables on the feedback slide.