The link from the "Go to" at the end of a scenario text slide keeps changing from "Next in scene" to "End Scenario." I keep changing it, but it keeps changing back. It seems to happen randomly. Is there a way to make it stick?
It happens if I have multiple scenes. So the last slide in a scene needs to go to the first slide of the next scene. I think it works if I hard-code to go to a specific slide (2.2 Go to 3.1, etc.). But it seems like there is a bug in the current way it works.
I tried creating a sample Scenario block from my end with 3 scenes and the "Go to" doesn't switch back to "End Scenario" from "Next in scene". Does this happen to any Scenario block with multiple scenes you created?
I have had this happen for every multi-scenario I create this year. it is having a huge negative impact. It resets of its own accord at any time, even once the course is published to review. So far I have found that by avoiding using the' 'next in scene' and instead specifying exactly what slide to go to resolves it. I hope this continues to work.
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It happens if I have multiple scenes. So the last slide in a scene needs to go to the first slide of the next scene. I think it works if I hard-code to go to a specific slide (2.2 Go to 3.1, etc.). But it seems like there is a bug in the current way it works.
Hi Steve!
I tried creating a sample Scenario block from my end with 3 scenes and the "Go to" doesn't switch back to "End Scenario" from "Next in scene". Does this happen to any Scenario block with multiple scenes you created?
Here's a sample Rise 360 course that I created and how I set it up. What browser are you using to author your content? Have you tried clearing your browser's cache or using another supported browser to see if the issue persists?
If you continue to encounter the same issue, I would suggest opening a support case here for our engineers to have a closer look at your concern.
I have had this happen for every multi-scenario I create this year. it is having a huge negative impact. It resets of its own accord at any time, even once the course is published to review. So far I have found that by avoiding using the' 'next in scene' and instead specifying exactly what slide to go to resolves it. I hope this continues to work.
The issue is intermittent for me, so this does not surprise me. But it has eventually happened for every course I have created with multiple scenes.
Hi Libby!
If this persists, please open a support case with us and share a Peek video of the issue so that we can investigate. Thanks so much!