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New feature in Storyline 360: Interactive 360° images
Today we released a new feature in Storyline 360 called 360° images. We think you’ll love transforming any 360° image into an interactive learning experience that invites learners to explore and eng...
I am working on a project that is teaching learners how to inspect a multi-room biology lab facility. It already has ten different 360 degree photos. Each one has hot spots and layers. I want the learners to click on each hot spot on a 360 photo before they can continue to the next slide.
I see that i can use variables visited and that Storyline has automatically created these variables. My problem is that i don't know which 360 photo is which.
I can't seem to rename the "360Image#" myself. I can have a file name at import, and the object can be named in the timeline, but these names have no impact in the list of variable name list.
How do identify that a specific photo belongs to the variable "360Image1_VisitedItems"?
Hi Michael,
Unfortunately there's no great way to figure out which photo belongs to which variable except by clicking the Use Count and seeing what slide it's on like in the screenshot below. I know it's not the most ideal, but it matches the behavior with sliders and dials. Personally I've found the best practice to be to rename the variable as soon as I add a picture to my project.
Not sure why you're having trouble renaming the variables, but hopefully this gif will help! I renamed the first variable by just clicking the name. I renamed the second variable by double clicking and renaming in the dialog that pops up. Let me know if you still can't rename variables following either method!
