Generating a Passed result in CMI5 Storyline packages
I have recently made a switch to publishing with CMI5 for the deeper analytics that it provides. The one area I have become unstuck is the generating a passed result to send back to the LMS. Within Storyline, unlike SCORM there is no option to modify the status. I carried out some research and discovered the 'MoveOn=' command in the CMI5.xml file can be modified to =Passed instead of the default =Completed, producing the needed output. I use quite a few Storyline built assessments, desiring question level data that CMI5 provides, but this will mean that after every publish (and in 19 language versions!) we will need to edit each every xml. Can you confirm that this is the only way this can be produced, or am I missing something in the tool?Drag and drop activity
Hello, I'm building a drag and drop activity in Storyline 360. I have 3 drop targets and 9 drag items. My drop target options are set to tile. I want to limit the number of drag items to each drop target to 3 items. In a nutshell, once there are 3 drop items in one drop target, I don't want to allow any more items to be dropped into it. Is there any way to do this? Many thanks in advanceScreen grabs looking a bit fuzzy
Hi, I am building a simulation for a web tool. I am using screen grabs and layers. The images are captured by snipping tool. in the photo viewer they look fine but when i import to storyline they look fuzzy and a bit out of focus . Any ideas how to improve? I have tried varying slide sizes and image sizes in photoshop. very frustrating. should i use better grabbing tools?player's menù
I created a course in two different languages (Italian and English), separating them into two different scenes that users select in the first slide. Is it possible, possibly using triggers, to display only the paragraphs related to the selected course scene in the player menu? many thanksAdjusting object or end of the slide to a cue point
Hello, I’m having an issue when working with videos in Storyline: When I insert a video, the object duration automatically extends to the end of the slide, even if the video itself is shorter. For example, if my video is 2 minutes long, Storyline often sets the object duration to 4 minutes. To fix this, I have to manually drag the object’s end to match the video length, which is extremely time-consuming when working with multiple videos. It would be extremely useful to have a feature allowing us to: Snap an object’s end directly to a cue point, or Crop/adjust an object’s duration more easily, without dragging manually. This is a very common feature in most video editing tools (e.g. Canva, Premiere, etc.), and it would save a huge amount of production time in Storyline projects. Could you confirm if there’s already a workaround for this, or if such a feature is planned for future releases? Honestly, it’s really frustrating that such a basic feature is still missing. It feels like a huge gap compared to other tools, and it slows down production massively. I strongly believe this should be prioritized and implemented as soon as possible. Thanks,
