How to remove scroll bars
Hope the community can help here? Requirement: Users to have to click and view/download a PDF within a Rise course but it has to have completion trigger to enable a Divider underneath. Which only becomes clickable once the file has been openned. Storyline Triggers: I've made a storyline block with a completion trigger Complete course when user clicks hotspot. The other trigger is Open URL/File when the user clicks the same hotspot. Issue: The problem is when I select the file the path is my own C Drive rather than the PDF. I don't want to use the Resources tab has it doesnt look aesthetically good within Rise. Tried: I have tried to use the path "story_content/external_files_PDF name " but I believe this will only work on a published SCORM file, rather than an embedded Storyline block within Rise. is what I'm hoping to achieve possible?Separating returned textstrings/variables
Hi All, I'm stuck and can't figure out how (if at all) I am going to solve this :S So, let me paint the situation: The user is presented with a multiple choice/choose many question with 10 options. He/She can only select 2. This is controlled with a variable (SelectionCounter); Checkbox checked adds 1 to SelectionCounter, checkbox unchecked subtracts 1. The checkbox state is set to "normal" when the checkbox is clicked if the value of SelectionCounter = 3. These 3 triggers are on all 10 answers. This works flawlessly. Each answer has another 2 trigger to set/clear another (text)variable to whatever the selected options' text is (hardcoded (and obviously different) into each trigger). On the next slide, I need to get the chosen options back in text fields. I can do this by adding references to all 10 available variables in a textbox. Storyline will only display the ones that are filled in (selected) and leave out the blanks. However, it will (obviously) display both answers in 1 box, whereas I need them to be separated into their own 2 boxes (there will be additional "open text fields" under the previously chosen options, hence the need to separate). I hope this makes sense and that someone can help me. If there's a better/easier way to set this up, I'm open for suggestion :DCan a Code Block in Rise 360 be used to add Google Analytics JavaScript? If so, how?
Hello! I’m curious if anyone has successfully used a Code Block in Rise 360 to insert Google Analytics JavaScript. If so, would you be willing to share how you approached it in beginner-friendly terms? My team is looking to track page views for a few public-facing trainings hosted on our website using Google Analytics. Since these need to remain publicly accessible on our website, we have to stick with web publishing. I don’t have any coding experience, so I’ve been researching possible approaches and came across a few options. I do plan to learn coding in the near future — I just need a just-in-time, just-enough solution that’s sustainable for now, if possible. Storyline via trigger (then inserted into Rise) This seems to be the most approachable route for a completely inexperienced coder such as myself. Can I insert Google Analytics javascript in a trigger? | E-Learning Heroes How to track your Articulate Storyline projects with Google Analytics dynamically and from anywhere! | E-Learning Heroes Manual file modification (Post-Publish) This feels too advanced and doesn't seem sustainable, especially if I need to watch for Articulate software updates that may impact the JavaScript. Rise & Google Analytics? | E-Learning Heroes Third-Party Mods (such as the Mighty Chrome Extension) Wonderful idea, but my team does not have the funding to purchase any subscriptions at this time. https://maestrolearning.com/blogs/articulate-rise-google-analytics/ If needed, I’ll go the Storyline route — but I was hoping the Code Block might be a simpler option. Based on all of this, is this possible, or is Code Block not the right type of tool for this? If not, are there any newer, beginner-friendly approaches you’d recommend that might work? Thank you so much for your time!AI Voice Availability Differences Between Storyline and Rise – Anyone Else Noticed This?
Hi there, While working with AI voices in Storyline and Rise, I noticed a small inconsistency in the voices available between the two tools. Some voices that appear in Storyline don’t seem to show up in Rise, and vice versa. For example, voices like Jessica — Woman | Young | English | American accent | Dialogue | Cute and Brittney – Social Media Voice – Fun, Youthful & Informative are available in Storyline but don’t appear in Rise (at least in my environment). It’s not necessarily an issue, but it does make it a bit challenging to maintain voice consistency across courses, especially when some modules are built in Storyline and others in Rise. I’ve already raised a support case with Articulate regarding this, but I was curious to check with the community as well. Have you noticed similar differences in AI voice availability between Storyline and Rise? If so, how are you maintaining consistency across projects? Would love to hear your experiences! Thanks!Help !
In my storyline project The user clicks on a map and visits 6 sectors to get slide for information. After they have visited all slides I want the project to progress to a final slide. I have set 2 triggers on each click object a) Go to Slide and 2) set state to visited when clicked. When the user gets to the final sector and clicks the object it takes them to the final slide without visiting the final sector. I think this is because the visited state overrides the go to slide trigger. Do I need to put a condition on the trigger ? or do I need to add a variable first? I can't show my project as we have strict access for sending items thanks JaneIs Articulate extremely slow after the latest Windows update?
Hi, Is it just me? Or have other people had serious lag time using Rise and Storyline after the latest Windows updates? Trying to get the preview to play, hitting spacebar, adjusting CC on audio and video files, and even just opening Storyline or Rise is taking really long. I'm trying to figure out if this is an issue with my laptop or a wider issue. Thanks!Trouble with Variables and Ranges
I have a branching path scenario that I want to end with the user having a Good, Moderate, or Poor outcome based on their choices. Here is the setup to attempt to achieve this: I've set each slide with three choices, each one giving a different value. Good choice = 4, Moderate = 2, and Poor = 0. I have a variable, "SCORE" that will change depending on the choices the user makes. By the end of the scenario the user will be taken to the appropriate result slide under the following conditions: Good Slide - SCORE variable is 16 (this assume they got every answer correct) Moderate Slide - SCORE variable is between 9 and 15 Poor Slide - SCORE variable is between 0 and 14. The problem I'm running into is that I don't see how to give a variable value a range, rather than one specific number value. For example, how would I set a trigger so that the user will end up with the Moderate result should they fall within the point range I've listed? Am I maybe setting up this activity totally wrong all together and there is a better way? Thank you in advance!New in Storyline 360: Editing Images with AI Chat
Ever wish you could edit an image without starting over? Now you can! Just describe the changes you want in the chat box and watch your image update. Change the background, adjust clothing or appearance, add a new element, and more. Explore different ideas and variations while your original image stays unchanged. Here are some examples: To build out a scenario, I started with a Content Library image, then changed the actions (talking → drinking coffee → spilling it) to match my story I tried different background settings by generating an image in the chat and changing it until it looked right before inserting on the slide Instead of generating a brand new image, I asked AI to add, edit, and remove specific elements from an image already on my slide Learn more: AI Assistant in Storyline 360: Editing Images with AI Chat As you try the feature, tell us what’s working, what’s not, and what you’d like to see next. Share your feedback in the comments below or take our survey. We’d love to hear from you!
