Publishing failed — LMS SCORM and Review 360
Hello, Since yesterday, I have been unable to publish my Storyline 360 project. The issue occurs in both cases: Publishing for LMS using SCORM Publishing to Review 360 I receive the following error message: Something went wrong. Storyline 360 encountered an error while trying to publish the project. The troubleshooting message says that Storyline 360 cannot find a temporary file located in: C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\Temp\Articulate\Storyline\...\story_content\...\stream_1data000013.ts It says the file may have been moved, renamed, or deleted. I have tried publishing again, but the same error keeps appearing. This started only yesterday. Has anyone experienced this issue before, or could you advise what I should check? Could this be related to temporary files, antivirus software, or a recent Storyline 360 update? Thank you for your help.How about an Escape Room game built in Storyline? Want to play for free?
Hello, Everyone, we built a nice-looking Escape Room game in Articulate Storyline and thought it would be cool to get your opinion about it? Full disclosure: child labor was used to make it, meaning Karlis (founder of FasterCourse) kids participated in the testing of the game, it is pretty fun though :) Play here: https://demo.fastercourse.com/storyline/FasterCourse_Escape_Room/story.html Game plot: Solve 4 riddles to open a door, solve 5th riddle and set yourself free. Have a fantastic week everyone, I hope you solve all your professional and personal riddles this week! KarlisSeeking Contract LX and UX Designers – Current and Future Opportunities
We are currently seeking an experienced Learning Experience Designer (LXD) for an immediate project while also building a trusted network of 2-4 additional skilled Learning Experience (LX) and User Experience (UX) Designers as service providers (contractors) for future customer projects. This opportunity is ideal for independent consultants and freelancers who enjoy project-based work and are interested in developing an ongoing relationship with our agency. While we have one current project available, qualified candidates may be considered for future opportunities as new customer work becomes available. See details about this opportunity and how to apply here.Seeking Full-Time Learning Experience Design (LXD) Manager
Company Name: Academy for Professional Excellence Position Status: Full-Time Position Location: San Diego (hybrid/mostly remote); MUST live in California Under the general direction of the Director of Culture, Learning and Development, and Brand Strategy, the Learning Experience Design Manager is responsible for directing and executing the Academy’s asynchronous learning products produced by the Learning Experience Design (LXD) Team, ensuring projects are well planned, delivered on time, and aligned with organizational goals. This role oversees the full lifecycle of digital learning products, while keeping systems, workflows, and reporting practices organized and running smoothly. They work closely with internal teams, service providers, and partners to keep communication clear and projects moving forward, while also supporting and coaching the LXD team to build strong skills and maintain effective collaboration. The LXD Manager stays connected to broader organizational priorities, contributing to planning and helping others stay informed and engaged in the Academy’s digital learning product efforts. Please see our detailed job description and application link using the URL link provided. This position is open until filled with an initial application review to take place on July 27, 2026.Manage Blocks - Beta Available
Hi authors! Our team would love your feedback on the new Manage blocks experience. You can now drag and drop blocks within a lesson or copy them to another lesson. Send your feedback via the embedded survey. More details: Rise 360: Manage Block Settings | Articulate - Community Thank you! KyleAre users able to export their text input answers in a pdf format from Storyline yet?
Hi folks, I've had a look at previous discussions regarding the above question, and I'm not quite getting an answer, so thought I'd create a new Q! Is there a function to gather a users text input answers (or any question that they've answered within a course really) and export this as one single pdf (ideally with debrief text also) at the end? I know I'm able to gather text responses on slides, and then place a trigger that will allow them to download said slides, but this is a bit too oldschool and frankly, awful looking/ responding in 2025. The overall lms owner doesn't wish to retain/ track text responses, so this will have to be a separate thing only for the individual completing the course. I know that many use javascript to get around this, but as this is something people have been looking for for around 10 years if I'm going by the oldest query I've found, is this a thing yet?Score is reported to the LMS before the final Result Slide
I'm working on a Storyline 360 course with three separate module assessments. Each module uses a question bank and presents a set of random questions. After each module, I only want to display a Pass/Fail message without sending the score to the LMS. The learner's overall score should be calculated and reported only after all three modules are completed and they reach the final Result Slide. To do this, I removed the Submit Results trigger from the three module Result Slides and kept it only on the final Result Slide. However, when I test the course in SCORM Cloud, the learner's score is still being sent to the LMS after completing the second module, even though they haven't reached the final Result Slide. Is this expected behavior in Storyline 360? If so, is there a supported way to prevent the score from being sent to the LMS until the learner reaches the final Result Slide?Recent update to Storyline breaks LMS resume
I have recently encountered an issue when I republish a Storyline SCORM Package, then overwrite it in an LMS, any users that were already in progress are prevented from resuming. I believe this issue has been introduced with a recent update. I have tried rolling back the version, but this doesn't help. I suspect the Articulate installer is not rolling back the cause of this issue (ie there might be some persistent system/profile files that contain the issue that are not getting rolled back). I have a version of Storyline on another computer that is only a few months older which does not exhibit this issue. My colleague has been able to replicate this issue with different Storyline courses. This issue is currently preventing us from using the latest/current version to update existing LMS deployed SCORM Packages built in Storyline. I have been in contact with Articulate Support, but have had no luck so far. I'm interested to see if anyone else has experienced this issue or is able to replicate it. I have attached files to replicate the issue. Here are the steps: In SCORM Cloud upload a new course using test_course_sc2004-3_v1.zip Launch the course Close the course Notice in SCORM Cloud the course status should be marked as complete: Scroll down in SCORM Cloud and replace the SCORM Package by selecting Overwrite Course files: Overwrite the SCORM Package with test_course_sc2004-3_v2.zip Notice the course status should be the same as in step 4. If it has reset, it is because the SCORM Package was uploaded as a new version or the SCORM Package contained a different imsmanifest.xml file. Please confirm that you are still seeing that course is complete at this step. Launch the course again: Click the resume button: You should then see this screen (note this screen does not appear in the Storyline source file): Notice that the Yes and No buttons don’t do anything, so you can’t proceed. Close the course SCORM status has now changed to incomplete: I first noticed this issue using Docebo LMS with a different Storyline file, so I tested it in SCORM Cloud with a newly created Storyline file to verify it was not the LMS or the particular Storyline file that is causing the issue. The above steps for testing in SCORM Cloud are the same steps I communicated to Articulate Support. SCORM Cloud resets user progress if it detects that the imsmanifest.xml file is different when overwriting the SCORM Package, so I made sure the imsmanifest file in the replacement SCORM Package was identical to the original SCORM Package. If you are testing in a fully functioning LMS such as Docebo or Moodle, you won't need to worry about making sure the imsmanifest.xml file is identical - those LMSs won't reset user progress when updating a SCORM Package by default. So if you are performing this test in an LMS (ie not SCORM Cloud) you could republish the attached storyline file I have created as your version 2. Note that I published my version 1 SCORM Package from a version of Storyline that was last updated in May 2025, and the version 2 SCORM Package from a version of Storyline with the most recent update (November 2025). I'm interested to hear what test results people have and what version they are running - and then if they can replicate this issue with their own existing storyline courses. I realise this is a complicated issue to reproduce, so please ask me questions if anything needs more detail. Thanks, Ben
