Unfortunately, it is not currently possible to set Storyline blocks to full screen. However, we have forwarded your request for this feature to our engineers and will keep you updated on any developments. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Unfortunately, it is not currently possible to set Storyline blocks to full screen. However, we have forwarded your request for this feature to our engineers and will keep you updated on any developments. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
I was also struggling with this issue. Is there a workaround, I thought about something like, translating the storyline course into a video and upload it into Rise 360 as a video?
Yes, you may indeed choose to publish your Storyline course as a video file, as discussed in the article below, and upload the output as a Video block in Rise 360:
However, since the output is a video, this can only work for Storline projects that aren't interactive (no triggers that require learners to click, hover, drag, type, or interact with the content in any way).
On the other hand, a community member came up with another workaround (embedding the Storyline output) which he details here. If you have questions about his method, you can reply to him in that post!
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Hello there,
Unfortunately, it is not currently possible to set Storyline blocks to full screen. However, we have forwarded your request for this feature to our engineers and will keep you updated on any developments. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Hello there,
Unfortunately, it is not currently possible to set Storyline blocks to full screen. However, we have forwarded your request for this feature to our engineers and will keep you updated on any developments. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Thank You!
I was also struggling with this issue. Is there a workaround, I thought about something like, translating the storyline course into a video and upload it into Rise 360 as a video?
Hi Karin!
Yes, you may indeed choose to publish your Storyline course as a video file, as discussed in the article below, and upload the output as a Video block in Rise 360:
However, since the output is a video, this can only work for Storline projects that aren't interactive (no triggers that require learners to click, hover, drag, type, or interact with the content in any way).
On the other hand, a community member came up with another workaround (embedding the Storyline output) which he details here. If you have questions about his method, you can reply to him in that post!
Thank you Gren. I will take a look.