Feature Request: Numbers beyond 9 in annotated image

Hi Tracy!  Thanks so much for sharing the context of what you're doing- sounds like a cool idea.  Would you be able to make your feature request here?  It will go right to our product development team for review!

My suggestions would be:

1) If the locations have to be numbered (like they need to be clicked in a certain order), then break it into two different lessons.

2) If the locations can be labeled but order doesn't matter, use a different type of marker style. 

HI Adam,

Thanks so much for the feedback! Unfortunately, I do need to annotate the
image up to 20 in one image/lesson. I would assume that other users would
need to do the same at some point. Numerals only up to 9 are a bit
limiting.

Sincerely,
Tracy

Good day All, 

Just checking if this feature has been updated on Rise as I see it's been 3 years ago that this was requested and I am a new user and I too need more numbers than 9.

Hi there! Thanks for asking. The labeled graphic block numerical markers range from 0-9. 

Have you considered designing your own custom labeled graphic in Storyline and adding it to your lesson as a Storyline block? Markers in Storyline range from 0-20, or you can use buttons with custom numbers.  

Hi

I am trying to stay away from adding storyline blocks into my rise course.

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This is still an oversight.

Is there one good reason why there aren't more Marker styles there? there just aren't enough numbers.

Also, once visited, markers should change state to reflect they have been visited. This is a baseline need.

I echo Jon's sentiments. I have been using the numbered marker styles in pictures of financial forms and how our clients should fill them out. If I am including a multi-page form, I cannot use the numbered markers once it goes past nine and have to change it to a different marker style.