I've been playing around with the new scenarios lesson in Rise. They are awesome for scenario based learning with dynamic feedback. However the characters currently offered are kind of limited, specifically for my industry.
I really wanted to use custom characters in my company's uniforms. It may not be officially supported by Articulate, but swapping the stock characters for custom characters is actually pretty easy. I made this quick video to show you how you can do it too.
Hi, I was trying the same but in 'assets' folder from scormcontent, the Picture can only be opened, not able to export this to Adobe photoshop, guess this is restricted. I am using the Articulate trial version. Is it the reason not being able to do this or any other thing. Look forward to your help
Hi there, Khaled. Once you publish a course and have the output folders saved to your local machine, you should be able to work with those files like any other files saved to your desktop. The trial doesn't restrict your output.
Hi, thanks for making great video tutorial ! I have one question. I am trying to add one character, so should I get all the expression pictures to replace ?
After I publish and open the scorm folder, I see the assets but they are just the icons without images on them. This is the only place on my computer that this happens. So it's very difficult to swap out when the only way to see it is to actually open the file.
Thank you Matt! Would this also work with a SCORM zip created in Storyline? and how did you take the pictures of your team member? (with a green screen to easily remove the background?)
This is a great video tutorial - has anyone successfully done this by switching out the vertical image to a horizontal image? I keep getting the little blue question mark when I try to change them out
Brilliant - thanks for taking the time to put this together. We just need to remember that every time we re-export the course, all our lovely work will get overwritten ... so make sure you do this on a "final" version ... and save your images to a backup, just in case "final" isn't so "final" after all ;)
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Wow- great work Mat and thank you for the extremely well-done how to video tutorial@
Genius! :)
Really cool stuff. What happens if you have to republish the course? I'm guessing it reverts back to the original images. Is that true?
Yes, when you republish the course you will see the original stock character again.
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Hi, I was trying the same but in 'assets' folder from scormcontent, the Picture can only be opened, not able to export this to Adobe photoshop, guess this is restricted. I am using the Articulate trial version. Is it the reason not being able to do this or any other thing. Look forward to your help
Hi there, Khaled. Once you publish a course and have the output folders saved to your local machine, you should be able to work with those files like any other files saved to your desktop. The trial doesn't restrict your output.
Very helpful - thank you!
Hi, thanks for making great video tutorial ! I have one question. I am trying to add one character, so should I get all the expression pictures to replace ?
After I publish and open the scorm folder, I see the assets but they are just the icons without images on them. This is the only place on my computer that this happens. So it's very difficult to swap out when the only way to see it is to actually open the file.
Thank you so much. Great work and well explained
Very Cool hack! Lots of work but look what you were able to do in 5 minutes!
Thank you Matt! Would this also work with a SCORM zip created in Storyline? and how did you take the pictures of your team member? (with a green screen to easily remove the background?)
Awesome! Thanks for sharing your ideas and your tutorial!
Great tip! Thank you
Love it :)
This is a great video tutorial - has anyone successfully done this by switching out the vertical image to a horizontal image? I keep getting the little blue question mark when I try to change them out
Impressive!
Fantastic! Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks a lot for sharing!
Awesome! Thanks for this!
😀 wow!!! Thank you so much!!
Perfect!! Thank you for sharing Matt
Brilliant - thanks for taking the time to put this together. We just need to remember that every time we re-export the course, all our lovely work will get overwritten ... so make sure you do this on a "final" version ... and save your images to a backup, just in case "final" isn't so "final" after all ;)
Absolutely Brilliant! This soooo solves a huge issue for my company! Thank you so much!
Love this - and the great tutorial!