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Storyline: 8-Bit Game-Inspired Example
Think liability is a dry topic that’s sure to put learners to sleep? Think again! This 8-bit game-inspired example looks and feels so much like a video game, you might actually forget you’re learnin...
Thanks Noah! Probably easier to show rather than tell. I can't share this example, but another of my demos uses the same animation techniques.
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/building-better-courses/free-8-bit-style-true-false-quiz-with-novel-use-of-scrolling-panels
You can also download a copy of the master file from this page, to see how it works. The layering and animation triggers use the same approach as the Indemnity Jones example.
TL;DR it's state changes and motion paths and the 'idle' and 'run' character states are repeating GIFs.
https://community.articulate.com/download/storyline-360-8-bit-style-true-false-quiz-with-scrolling-panels/
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/building-better-courses/free-8-bit-style-true-false-quiz-with-novel-use-of-scrolling-panels
You can also download a copy of the master file from this page, to see how it works. The layering and animation triggers use the same approach as the Indemnity Jones example.
TL;DR it's state changes and motion paths and the 'idle' and 'run' character states are repeating GIFs.
https://community.articulate.com/download/storyline-360-8-bit-style-true-false-quiz-with-scrolling-panels/
Ah, I must not have paid enough attention when I viewed the other project. I only reviewed it rather than downloading it. I'll check it out. Thanks for the fast response! Can't wait to figure out how stuff like this works so I can up my "game", pun mildly intended.