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Why does this window close every time I press "ok"? Why does this one update when I touch a new object, but the prior window doesn't? Can't we just have one giant menu list instead of different pop-ups? Phew, good thing I have a second, portrait-oriented monitor! I don't want ai. I want dockable sidebar windows! Help. Thank you sincerely, PierreText-Speech random volume change
Hello there, I am perplexed by my audio issue. I have a TTS that gradually gets louder as it plays out. The volume controls have not been changed from default, and on medium. I have not gone in and actively changed anything, just simply typed in the TTS and insert that way. When opening the audio control, it is not visually obvious that there is a volume increase either. Any one know why it is doing this? Many ThanksStoryline Simulation - Error in Typing Trigger
With the screenshot attached the click function is working perfectly until we get to Type Shop1234 (textbox) this is automatically ticking and not allowed to enter in Shop1234 and doesn't move forward to the next click. If anyone could help, could you please reach out?Wierd behavior when copying in Scenes...
Hello, Ive been building a course in different languages, because there is a lot off graphic content that needs to be different for different languages, and our LMS doesnt separate by language. Im buildning different versions in different scenes. Started as separate projects and Im now building in the same story. What hapens is Storyline keeps switching slides between the scenes, and right now I cant even get to any pages because the scene view is screwed up completely. Any tips on why and how to get this thing working? Thanks!Issue with autoplay audio in Storyline block inside Rise
Hello, I need help! I’ve recorded narration for a course in Rise using audio inserted from Storyline. In each section, I added a Storyline block with the audio and set the trigger “Play when timeline starts” so the audio plays automatically. The issue is that if I return to that section later, the audio no longer plays. I’ve also enabled the seek bar, and if you click the “replay” button it seems to work because you can see the bar moving forward or backward, but the audio still can’t be heard. Additionally, in the same scene where I added the audio, I created a blank slide before it with the trigger “Jump to next slide when the timeline of this slide starts.” Just in case this may be the problem. Can anyone help me with this issue? Thanks,Removing rounded corners on Multiple Choice questions
Hello, I am in the progress of working on a custom designed quiz and noticed that the default text boxes in Multiple Choice questions have rounded corners. There is no yellow box to change the corner radius on these, and I was wondering if it is possible to make the corners square. I attached an image detailing the issue. *I tried adding a shape under the the text, but doing this did not display the state changes of the shape properly. ThanksThe wrong colours showing
I am using a theme to brand our internal content with our own colour pallet. When I come to change the player background colour the oddest thing happens. The player should use the colour #1C2541 which is a dark blue but when I am applying the player settings (using import player) the colour value shows correctly but the colour itself is showing as a lime green! I have attached a screen recording, you can see that it is not just the blue that is wrong. This is an issue being experience by most of my team, the other interesting thing about this is they are seeing different colours appearing. I am running the December version of Storyline (see screen capture). My first port of call is to drop down a version. I should say, I have been using these player settings for about 3 months with no problems at all, it has just started to happen to me today. Has anyone else experienced this problem before? Any suggestions?Best way to use variables to skip slides based on selected career path (single scene setup)
Hi everyone, I’m building an Articulate Storyline course that allows learners to explore 9 different career paths. Each path contains mostly the same content, but certain video slides should be skipped depending on the career path selected. Here’s my current setup: I have a menu slide with 9 buttons (one for each career path). All 9 buttons currently jump into one single scene that contains all course content. The “main” career path includes every video slide. The other 8 paths follow the same flow, but should omit certain video slides that don’t apply to that role. My goal is to avoid duplicating scenes/content (file size is getting too large). What I’m trying to accomplish: When a learner selects a career path from the menu, I want Storyline to “remember” that selection and automatically skip certain video slides as they progress through the course. My question: What is the best way to structure this using variables + triggers? For example: Learner selects “Path A” Storyline sets a variable like CareerPath = A When the learner reaches certain slides, Storyline checks the variable and either: allows the learner to view the slide, OR automatically jumps to the next applicable slide What I need help with: What type of variable setup is best for this (text variable vs True/False variables)? What triggers should be placed on the menu buttons? What triggers should be placed on the slides that need to be skipped? Is it better to place the “skip logic” on each slide, or on Next buttons, or via slide-level triggers? If anyone has an example file, tutorial, or recommended best-practice approach for conditional branching like this, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks!Preventing Learners from Forcing Completion/Score via Browser Developer Tools in Storyline 360
Hello Community, I’m an eLearning developer working with Articulate Storyline 360 and SCORM-based LMS tracking. Recently, we discovered that a learner was able to manipulate browser developer tools to artificially mark a course as completed/passed with a high score—without actually attempting the quiz or interacting with the content. I understand that SCORM communication happens client-side, so absolute prevention may not be possible. However, I’d like to learn from the community: What best-practice approaches do you recommend to harden Storyline courses against this type of manipulation? Are there recommended design patterns for gating completion so that it is only issued after legitimate quiz completion? Have you used centralized or conditional commit logic (for example, allowing LMS communication only after passing the final assessment)? Any experience with LMS-side configurations that significantly reduce this risk? Are there known strategies for detecting suspicious behavior (e.g., unrealistically fast completion)? My goal is to reduce risk, raise the technical barrier, and follow industry best practices—even if 100% prevention isn’t feasible. Thanks in advance for any guidance or examples you’re willing to share.
