How Can I Make Articulate AI Avatars Continue Natural Movements After They Finish Speaking?
How can I make AI avatars appear more natural and continue subtle idle movements after they finish speaking? Currently, my avatars freeze immediately after their final word, which makes the ending feel abrupt and unnatural. In HeyGen AI, there is a pause feature in the script editor that allows me to add a few extra seconds so the character can remain on screen and react naturally after completing a sentence. I haven't found a similar option in Articulate. The Advanced Settings don't appear to provide this capability, and many of the available settings seem inaccessible to me. Is there a way to create a more natural pause or idle animation after an AI avatar finishes speaking?Did the accessibility checker cause duplicate closed captions?
Hey, First off, I'm totally new to the accessibility checker before I publish in Articulate Storyline. After I selected almost all the issues (I really should study this accessibility tool before moving forward), I now see duplicate closed captions when I play Storyline as a published file in Review 360. How do I correct this issue? Thank you for your help,Community Support for Accountability-Reported for Review
I am asking for community support for accountability to have Articulate change the language used in a course shell, using the example of pedophilia as a "condition" not covered by the ADA. While previewing the course shell for 'ADA Compliance for Employees', under 'Defining Disabilities' lesson, the attached screenshot is a list of examples of "conditions" not covered under ADA. I cannot fathom that whoever at Articulate created this content couldn't come up with ANY OTHER EXAMPLES. This content needs updated asap to include a list of appropriate reasonable "conditions" not covered by ADA. Disappointing content from an industry leader.Live Typing +Submit Button Function
Hi Community! I am working on this project where I have a slide with two text entry boxes. They both have the same setup where they have the exact same "Submit" button at the bottom of each input box. I need help adding the following features to the slide: User can only type in one box at a time. "Submit Note" button becomes Normal when the user starts typing, not when the box loses focus. Otherwise Submit should be disabled. Since user can only type in one box at a time, of course only one Submit button at a time should be enabled. Users should have the option to type in one or both of the boxes in order to advance There are already some codes in here but neither of them is accomplishing the above. Note: Please avoid rearranging other triggers on the slide not related to the objects in question. Advice? Thanks in advance!A True Test Out Option?
Hi everyone, My colleagues and I are looking into the skip ahead functionality in Rise. We have yearly compliance education in our org and often, more seasoned employees become frustrated by having to review information that they are very aware of. Essentially, we'd like an option for learners to take a pre-test at the beginning of the course. If they pass, then the module is marked as completed, they're taken to a quick summary page, and they can close out of the course. If they fail, they then have to review more content and take a separate quiz to pass. I've played around with all of the settings, and I can't figure out a way to do this. I'm finding that if I set the first test/quiz to no retries, the navigation is locked down and I'm unable to move forward in the course until I pass it (rendering the whole point a bit moot). Am I missing something or is this not possible as I've written it out? Thanks so much in advance!How can I create custom navigation below the slide in Storyline?
Hi everyone! I’m trying to recreate a navigation layout similar to the example in the attached image. I believe the example may have been created in an older version of Articulate Storyline. What I’m specifically trying to achieve is a custom navigation/footer area that sits below the main slide content. In the example, the course content appears in the main slide area, and then there is a separate white navigation bar. I’ve experimented with using the Slide Master and increasing the Storyline slide dimensions to create additional space at the bottom, but I’m having trouble getting the footer to display correctly beneath the main course content. Has anyone created something similar in a newer version of Storyline? I’d especially appreciate advice on: Whether this should be built using the Slide Master, a custom player, or another method. How to create additional space below the main slide content without stretching/distorting the course design. I’ve attached an example of the type of layout I’m trying to achieve. Thanks in advance!Storyline SCORM export suddenly much larger than the Storyline project
Hi everyone, I’m having a strange issue with a Storyline 360 project and I’m hoping someone can help me understand what’s happening. I have a Storyline project that was originally 206 MB. When I published that version as SCORM, the exported SCORM package was 246 MB. I needed to get the SCORM package below 230 MB for our LMS, so I started compressing the images within the project. After compressing and replacing the images, I managed to reduce the Storyline project file from 206 MB to 196 MB. However, when I published this new version as SCORM, the package unexpectedly increased to around 270 MB. So the sequence is: Storyline project: 206 MB → SCORM: 246 MB Compressed/replaced images Storyline project: 196 MB → SCORM: ~270 MB What is particularly strange is that when I checked the published SCORM files, I found that the images were actually being increased in size during the publishing process. For example, I had an image that was 104 KB in the Storyline project. The Media Library also showed it as 104 KB. However, when I located that same image in the exported SCORM package, it was around 3 MB. I found this happening with a lot of the images — the file sizes in the published SCORM were significantly larger than the corresponding images in the Storyline project. I've also checked the Media Library and the largest images currently in the project are around 2.1 MB, so there doesn't appear to be one particularly large asset causing the increase. I extracted the SCORM package to investigate further. The extracted package is around 300 MB, while the story_content folder is only 6.9 MB, so the majority of the size appears to be coming from elsewhere in the published output. The really strange thing is that the SCORM export was working fine earlier today. The original 206 MB project exported to 246 MB. It was only after I started compressing and replacing images that the SCORM output started increasing to around 270 MB. I'm running Storyline 360 on Windows through Parallels on a Mac. Has anyone experienced anything similar, where images are becoming significantly larger when Storyline publishes them to SCORM, even though the source images in the Storyline project/Media Library are much smaller? I'm trying to understand why Storyline is increasing the image sizes during publishing and what could be causing the SCORM package to jump from 196 MB to 270 MB. Any advice would be massively appreciated! Thanks!Major AI Assistant Workflow Friction in Rise 360: Impact on Recent Updates
Hi E-Learning Heroes Community & Articulate Team, I am sharing feedback regarding the recent updates to the AI Assistant features in Rise 360. Even as a certified user, these recent changes to the interface and functionality have introduced major friction into my authoring workflow and are severely slowing down production: Top AI Menu Toolbar Restrictions: The main AI toolbar button at the top is now only Update text across your course or for specific lessons or blocks. Previously, this button opened a comprehensive drop-down list featuring all available AI actions in one central location. Now, that list is gone, and those options have been scattered throughout different areas of Rise. Instead of having a single, efficient menu, I now have to hunt through the entire interface just to find tools that used to be readily accessible in one place. Block Background Image Swapping Glitches: Swapping out the default mountain background visual on blocks has become frustratingly unreliable. It often takes multiple attempts, rather than a single attempt like prior, to replace the generic mountain photo with a custom image when setting up background visuals for block components. Reduction in Generated Image Variations: The AI image generation tool now yields only a single image option per attempt, down from the four distinct variations we used to receive. Storyline still provides four generated image options to choose from, but Rise 360 now yields only a single image option per attempt. This reduction requires repeatedly generating images from scratch, making the search for appropriate visuals far more time-consuming. Getting four options previously allowed us to quickly compare compositions and select the best fit. Loss of Image Prompt History: The system no longer saves, displays, or retains the AI prompt used to generate an image. Previously, we could easily open an existing generated image, view the exact prompt, and copy/paste it to adapt for subsequent images. Articulate needs to add prompt history retention to Rise and Storyline for images so we can iterate on past prompts and keep generated images aligned with the same brand/theme family across a course. These changes are directly impacting authoring speed, visual brand consistency, and daily productivity. Has anyone else encountered these friction points or found effective workarounds? I strongly urge the product team to consider restoring prompt history retention, four-option image generation, and the centralized drop-down menu for AI toolbar controls.Restrict course access
Hey articulate community, I am trying to develop a course where a new employee who could also be a new manager can go through the same course, but the manager has an additional portion like a manager manager‘s corner that shares manager only teachings and learning regarding the topic. I am trying to obviously restrict that to the manager that’s hired and not open it to employees so any suggestion would be appreciated I created a sample course with 3 parts and 4th part needs to accessible only to particular role - trying to avoid creating 2 lessons for same with one more tab Has anyone tried that ? thanks
