Manipulating size as a transition trigger
I'm scratching my head trying to do this. I have a large picture that takes up the screen, 1 second in, I want to crop it down to banner size. I thought about creating the image in two different states and the trigger would change the state, but its choppy. How can I make it look cool like Dave would do? Attaching the beginning of the project, look at 2.2 and please tell me what I can do.Solved30Views0likes3CommentsClosed Captioning Tips and Proposed Improvements
I've found a way to quickly create captions for my Storyline files by importing my audio files to Microsoft Clipchamp and selecting the Captions (CC) option. Clipchamp quickly creates the .srt files making it very easy to import these files into the Storyline captions editor. I typically need to break up a couple of the captions, so the periods are at the end of the caption and not in the middle (personal preference) and quickly check the spelling of common homophones (e.g. die could be spelled dye, etc.). Does Articulate have any plans to add spellcheck to captions? My biggest issue with the Storyline captions is the editing screen. When I expand the window to fill my screen in the hopes of being able to see it better, the audio is the only component that gets bigger. I don't need to see the audio in this screen; I need to see the captions and the preview. I can barely see these on my screen because they are so small! Hopefully Articulate can increase the viewing size of these components in a future update!12Views0likes0CommentsFlashcard deck that allows learner to retest things they've gotten wrong
Hi all - Our team is working on a project that aims to incorporate a flashcard deck that would allow learners to revisit the deck and only see the terms they'd incorrectly identified. First, has anyone done anything like this? And second, does the approach below sound like it'd work? We're planning on using an existing flashcard template and doing a quiz draw, then setting T/F variables for questions and working out the logic so that a retry button would only pull the questions/cards that they answered incorrectly and maybe a begin again button that would restart the whole deck. Thanks for any insight from the experts here!14Views0likes0CommentsStoryline 360: Changing 360 ° Image markers through JavaScript
Hi there, I'm currently working with the 360° Image feature in Storyline 360, but I’m running into an issue. I can only adjust the colour and icons of hotspots and markers, and I’d like to give them more dynamic states. Specifically, I want to be able to change the colour or even the icon of a marker after the user selects it. Is there a way to achieve this using JavaScript? Or does anyone have any suggestions on how I can implement this? I've tried a few JavaScript solutions but haven't had any success so far. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!26Views0likes1CommentMain Menus
Hello Fellow Storyline Friends,😀 I have one slide in my deck that storyline adds silence to at the end of the audio track. I have checked the audio editor and there is no additional space where silence would be. I have checked my timeline and can't find anything. I've searched online for clues to what might be happening but can't find just the right answer. Can anyone have a look and let me know where I've gone wrong? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer. The slide is attached. Nancy18Views0likes0CommentsProblems with links, colors, text since update
Hello! I have been trying to figure out this new update with adding text. Typically, we create content in a Google Doc/Word document and then copy and paste in. Previously, regardless of the size font in the original doc, when I pasted into Rise, it add it at the size font of the template that I was using. With the new update, it copies the formatting from the original document. I can work around that by fixing my font size in original document. Second thing is that now when there is a linked article or attachment, that hyperlink copies into Rise--which is great and saves significant time. The problem is that it also copies the color of the link from the original document and then when I brand for a specific client, the linked text remains the same and does not automatically update with the theme color as it did in the past. Any suggested fixes, work arounds or adjustments I can make? Thanks!50Views1like5CommentsPRIMER: Take advantage of built-in states
Many problems posted in the Forum are related to triggers that do what’s already done automatically by the built-in states (Normal, Hover, Down, Visited, Selected, Disabled). This Review 360 project demonstrates how the built-in states work: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/eaccc037-929b-43b5-b636-5333181a9c70/review Overview of built-in states When you insert a button, it will have the Normal, Hover, Down, Visited, and Disabled When you add multiple-choice or multiple-response question, the response buttons will have the Normal, Hover, Down, Selected, and Disabled You can add built-in states to any text box, shape, picture, illustration, or icon. There are also built-in states available for draggable objects in a drag-and-drop interaction. These include Drag Over, Drop Correct, and Drop Incorrect. How the basic built-in states work When an item has a Hover state, that state will automatically display when the user’s mouse is over the item. The Hover state will go away when the user’s mouse is no longer over the item. When an item has a Visited state, that state will automatically display when the user clicks the item. When an item has a Selected state, the first click automatically changes the state to Selected. The next click changes it back to Normal. And repeated clicking toggles between the two states. When multiple items with the Selected state are in a button set, clicking one of those items will change it to Selected and will automatically change the other items in the set to Normal. (Here’s more information: https://community.articulate.com/series/articulate-storyline-360/articles/articulate-storyline-360-user-guide-how-to-work-with-button-sets.) When multiple items with Selected and Visited states are in a button set, clicking an item will change it to Selected. Any item that has not been clicked will remain Normal. Any item that was previously clicked will change to Visited. When an item is Disabled, it will no longer be clickable. In other words, triggers that are set to run when the item is clicked will not run when the item is in the Disabled Hidden is a unique state. It doesn’t show in the States panel—and you should not create a state called Hidden. Instead, when an item is put into the Hidden state, Storyline automatically hides it. How the drag-and-drop built-in states work An object being dragged will change to its Drag Over state whenever any part of the object intersects with any of the drop targets. An object will change to its Drop Correct state when it is dropped onto the correct target. An object will change to its Drop Incorrect state when it is dropped onto the incorrect target. Triggers that duplicate the built-in actions often cause problems. Instead, save time—and troubleshooting—by taking advantage of what the built-in states do automatically. Bonus tip: You don’t need a trigger to change an item to a given state when the timeline starts. Instead, set the Initial state dropdown list to the desired state.36Views1like3Comments