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SteveBlane's avatar
SteveBlane
Community Member
14 years ago

Using Variables or States across Scenes

Here is my situation: I have built a course that has one "home" screen  - an office.  Learners click part of the office (the phone for example) and are taken to another scene.  There they answer ...
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WaltHamilton's avatar
WaltHamilton
Super Hero
4 years ago

It's not losing its value; the value is not being changed. There is some sort of corruption with the trigger(s). I don't know which one is the problem, but when I deleted the two triggers associated with the CABtn on slide 1.2, and recreated them, they worked.

For trouble-shooting purposes, I disabled the jump trigger on the CABtn, and added a jump trigger to the FWEBtn. That way, when I clicked on CABtn, I could see that the variable changed, and when I clicked on FWEBtn, the jump was successful.

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    PedroGutierrez-
    Community Member
    4 years ago
    Walt Hamilton

    It's not losing its value; the value is not being changed. There is some sort of corruption with the trigger(s). I don't know which one is the problem, but when I deleted the two triggers associated with the CABtn on slide 1.2, and recreated them, they worked.

    For trouble-shooting purposes, I disabled the jump trigger on the CABtn, and added a jump trigger to the FWEBtn. That way, when I clicked on CABtn, I could see that the variable changed, and when I clicked on FWEBtn, the jump was successful.

    Thank you, Walt! Deleting and recreating the triggers did the trick.