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DavidTait
Super Hero
7 years ago

Storyline 360: Spinning Wheel Trivia Game

See how the random number variable and true/false variables in Storyline work together to create a visually stunning and engaging trivia game.

View this project in action.

 

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  • BarbHerman's avatar
    BarbHerman
    Community Member
    Hi David, Just came across your demo, nice job, and wanted to thank you for posting your thought process in your blog. Looking forward to the day I have time to create my own.

    Barb Herman
    • DavidTait's avatar
      DavidTait
      Super Hero
      Hi Barb, thanks for the kind words, they're really appreciated!
  • MegDeeg's avatar
    MegDeeg
    Community Member
    Hi David,

    Great work! Thanks for sharing!

    I know you posted this a lot time ago, but I hope you can answer a question for me. I am using your blog post to create a spinner game, but I am not sure how to write the trigger to limit the question count to 10. Can you please explain how you write this trigger? Thanks!
  • Hi Meg,

    I'm glad you like the example.

    To limit the question count to 10, I created a number variable called questionCount, with an initial value of 0, to keep track of the number of questions that had been answered.

    Then on the submit button for each question I added 1 to the value of the questionCount variable. Once 10 questions have been attempted, questionCount will = 10.

    On my base slide, with the spinning wheel, I added a trigger that shows a 'Final' layer when the timeline starts on the slide, and the questionCount variable is = 10.

    I hope this helps explain the basic logic, but let me know if you need more detail and I'll do my best to help.