New in Storyline's AI Assistant: JavaScript Interactions
We just shipped something I have been itching to talk about. You can now use the AI assistant in Storyline to generate custom JavaScript triggers that turn a static slide into a dynamic interaction. Not just “show layer when variable changes” dynamic. I mean real, game-like behavior. This feature unlocks a lot for course authors: Lightweight gamification More immersive and engaging content Unique interactions that are tough or flat out impossible with built-in triggers alone And the best part is you can iterate with the chat. Ask for tweaks. Refine the behavior. Adjust the difficulty. Clean up the logic. All without needing to write a single line of JavaScript code yourself. Non-coders rejoice! I saw a LinkedIn post recently showing off a fun "fruit drop" game where learners move a basket along the bottom of the screen catching falling fruit. It looked fairly involved and it made me wonder: could the AI Assistant help me create something similar? So I tried it. I laid out a simple slide with images of fruit and a basket. Then I opened the AI Assistant and started prompting. I had the core mechanics working in about 20 minutes. I spent another hour or so polishing and iterating to get what I have today. I was really impressed with just how quickly it all came together. I also really liked how the AI would point out things it couldn't do yet, while still giving me a way forward. For example, it's not able to create Storyline variables (yet), so it instead asked me to create the variable and give it the name so it could use it in the JavaScript. The attached gif shows it in action, or you can play it for yourself on Review 360, I'll put a link in the comments. While this was a really fun and rewarding exercise, it's not perfect. We're actively working to smooth things out. Have you tried this out yet? If so I'm curious: What worked well? Where did it fall down? What kinds of interactions are you trying to build? Drop your examples, wins, frustrations, and "I wish it could..." ideas in the comments. We're listening. If you've been intimidated by JavaScript in Storyline, this might be your moment to jump in. Check out this video tutorial for inspiration: https://community.articulate.com/kb/ai-assistant-tutorials/create-ai-generated-javascript-interactions-in-storyline/1250446AI TTS and SSML functionality
Hello everyone, I would like to bring the attention of the community on AI TTS and the limited use of SSML with it. I know that it is not supported because you built AI voices "to understand the relationship between words and adjust delivery accordingly". However, AI voices mispronounce acronyms and other words like company names and such. By saying that I am forced to use the old TTS voices, and it is a bit upsetting because the AI voices sound indeed more natural and "human", big benefits in e-learning for ensuring a more pleasant learning experience for our users. This is a request to work on SSML for AI voices because I strongly believe it is needed. AnnaAI Assistant animation used | Animation is not working while using the seekbar
Hi, I have used the AI assistant feature to develop animation in storyline 360, after the course is published and while moving the seek bar the animation is getting disturbed. Kindly let me know if there is any work around.Storyline 360 AI Voices V3
Hi, I'm curious about other people's experience with AI voices now that V3 is the default. Personally, I'm not impressed... they seem quite buggy. I've found that v3 voices take a very long time to generate when compared to v2, often seem to insert random glitchy noises, and sometimes just can't even be played back. Further, I've noticed that the voices themselves, when they do work, seem to have lost their original character. I regularly use Lynda and Lewis, 2 Scottish voices. These were great in v2, but with v3 Lynda now sounds American and Lewis seems to have become Australian. In short, I'll be sticking with the V2 voices, but just wondering if my experience is unusual or if others are finding the same.AI Assistant & Localization in Rise- WONDERFUL!!!
I have created two courses using AI Assistant and Localization, and I am over the moon excited! The process was so very time-consuming, and the translation, per my language expert checker, was spot on! I’m a department of one supporting multiple car rental brands in 28 countries. Hooray for Localization! At least for the Spanish translation. Working on my third course now, using AI Assistant and Localization. I could never have produced three interactive courses in two different languages before these new enhancements in Articulate 360, in under two weeks. Never, never, never! Thank you, Articulate 360 team, not just for the two enhancements, but for making them very easy to use. You certainly kept it simple, streamlined, and focused on your user audience’s needs. AI Assistant is not an ordinary AI Assistant. It is a Trainer’s AI Assistant! Okay, Luminaries, you have another Articulate 360 cheerleader! (smile)🤩 Pat The TrainerAI Assistant Model Changing
Hello! Is anybody else having an issue with the Text-to-Speech model changing mid-slide? For a project I'm working on, I'm specifically using Multilingial v2 but any time I generate a new clip inside this project, it's defaulting to v3, which sounds very different and causes the narration to be uneven if I don't make the necessary adjustment. I mean, if I have to start using v3, I'll start using it. In the meantime, for projects where I'm already using v2, manually adjusting each time, even when regenerating audio for an existing clip, is becoming a bit of a pain point.Integrating AI Chatboxes into Articulate Storyline
Hi everyone, I know this has been asked before, but it's something I'm still struggling with as I'm polishing up my final portfolio for my grad program. I tried several different options and used the code I found from several different sources, but no matter what I did regarding code and triggers, I couldn't get my AI Chatbox to function correctly. It's intended as a representative example for students to ask health care-adjacent questions that aren't entirely answered by the microlearning itself. I was nervous about including my API key and didn't use any third-party tools. Do people have successful examples of this working? If so, could I have some advice? Thanks so much!
