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Multiple Tries on Quiz
The bank itself is set to non-random, but the draw has random switched on. Those are two separate settings, and it’s the draw’s one that governs runtime order. When you select retry your scenario slides navigate with “jump to the next slide.” Inside a draw, “next slide” means next in the current draw order, not your authored order. The retry quiz button fires a reset quiz action, which re-runs the draw, and because it’s random it produces a fresh shuffle each time. After the reshuffle, the “next slide” links on your scenario slides now resolve to different slides, so the learner lands somewhere in the middle of the process.
The questions locks work on first run in the editor which is why it looks fine but it won’t pin a fixed runtime sequence across a reshuffle.
To quick fix you could untick draw questions randomly in the draw. If you really need to keep the random draw I’d pull the scenario out of the question bank into its own normal scene and build like that.
The bank itself is set to non-random, but the draw has random switched on. Those are two separate settings, and it’s the draw’s one that governs runtime order. When you select retry your scenario slides navigate with “jump to the next slide.” Inside a draw, “next slide” means next in the current draw order, not your authored order. The retry quiz button fires a reset quiz action, which re-runs the draw, and because it’s random it produces a fresh shuffle each time. After the reshuffle, the “next slide” links on your scenario slides now resolve to different slides, so the learner lands somewhere in the middle of the process.
The questions locks work on first run in the editor which is why it looks fine but it won’t pin a fixed runtime sequence across a reshuffle.
To quick fix you could untick draw questions randomly in the draw. If you really need to keep the random draw I’d pull the scenario out of the question bank into its own normal scene and build like that.