Create a One-Shot D&D Campaign using Rise360
Hello everyone. So I have an odd question that I thought someone might have some experience in. I want to create a D&D One-Shot campaign using Rise360. I've never used Rise before, but I understand that it's the slimmed down version of Storyline (which I have experience using). I know that it may take some creative work-arounds, but do you think it's possible to do this? Here are the basic elements that I'd want incorporated: Learner chooses their character - there will be stats already created for each of the 5 characters. The characters not chosen will be the NPC and follow a prescribed set of triggers. There will be "dice checks" throughout the campaign where maybe a random number generator is used to simulate the dice, and then based off of the character's stats and the dice roll a certain outcome happens. What do you think? Am I missing something? Is this even possible?Localization – day to day issues, problems, doubts. Hoping for you input
Hello everyone, My name is Jakub and I am a translator and localizer entering the world of ID and e-learning development. As part of my post-graduate studies, I would like to create a short course, training material or similar tool that would help people from the e-learning world with localization. The voices I've heard so far point at the fire (run DeepL API!?) and forget tactics many devs apply, hoping for the best and often putting their clients and learners in trouble. I've recently re-read the well-known cliché that people need to Maslow before they Bloom. What do you need – and don't have (enough of) to localize the carefully designed learning experience, not just the documents, audio and video? For obvious reasons, MT/AI issues come to mind. The problem with machine translation and AI-based translation is what we don't know. No matter how (relatively) good it looks at first glance, these things make random mistakes, hallucinate and operate on generalized assumptions. I would really appreciate your examples and feedback on anything and everything that bothers you when e-learning and localization come together!Card Game Setup
I am working on a project that has an ungraded card game at the end. I want the game to be set up so that the user cannot click on the same card twice. The user has to "flip over" and view two cards in order to move on (show "Exit Course" layer). I've been able to get all the variables correct (I think) but I've been playing around with the states and can't seem to get to a place where I can disable the card so the user can't click on it again. What should I try next?How to lock submit button until timeline is finished?
Hello! I've been able to restrict the next button until the timeline is finished on all my slides, however, I can't do the same with the submit button. Is there a way to lock (visibly) the submit button without using a custom button? I can't seem to find the answer anywhere! Greetings!Videos not uploading in Rise360
We're having an issue where videos we're uploading into our training are not finishing "processing." They just get stuck there for up to an hour before I've given up and moved on to building other parts of my training. I found an old forum post that had this problem, and it was suggested to clear the cache. I did this, and it has not helped. I'm currently working in the most recent version of Firefox, and could use Chrome or Edge, if we think browser is the issue, or if there's some other issue I'm not addressing, I'd love some help. Thanks! JesAccessible software simulations
Hi everyone, I'm looking for resources on creating accessible software simulations in Storyline 360. My main question is: Is it possible to create a simulation that interacts effectively with screen readers and other assistive technologies, similar to how the Microsoft Office Suite does? I am developing simulation-based software tests and need to ensure that the person taking the test can use Microsoft Office Suite in exactly the same way as demonstrated in the simulation. Any tips, best practices, or resources on achieving this level of accessibility would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
