Keyboard accessible drag-and-drop help
I've created a keyboard accessible drag-and-drop exercise in Storyline using these instructions which has worked great for both users who click & drag with a mouse and users who select with a keyboard. My challenge is when I try to add animation so incorrect responses are returned to their original position while correct responses remain in the drop field. I used these instructions to make that happen. And it works but only for users who click & drag with a mouse. Any ideas on how I could return incorrect drag-and-drop answers so it works for those using a keyboard as well?Storyline Published as a Video
I created a 9-slide storyline "video". When I publish as a video I'm losing the image at the beginning of the video, the audio plays fine. The second slide image appears with the audio like it should. Why is my first slide image not appearing at the beginning of the video? I put a blank slide in to test and yes, if I sit there for 4 to 5 seconds with a blank slide at the beginning, the "second" slide image and audio play just like they should. Any ideas what is happening? (I've attached the video below and removed/blocked company info).Managing sensitive data in Storyline simulations, including AI-assisted workflows
Our source systems may contain confidential information that can't appear in simulations. How are others handling this? Synthetic/test data before recording? Redaction or replacement after capture? Edited screenshots instead of recordings? AI-assisted redaction, data replacement, or generation of realistic synthetic data? We're looking for a workflow that balances security, realism, efficiency, and maintainability.Rise AI image manipulation downloads
I have some photos which need colour adjusting. Adobe Photoshop has all the editing tools but it will take ages to modify them all one by one. They do have AI tools/prompts but everything cost credits. So I thought use Rise instead. Add an AI image, attach the photo and ask it to colour correct via the prompt. It does a great job and is 'free'. The only problem, you can download the image but it changes the image proportions (and drops file size). Can you have an option to match the original image size and quality settings. I need to edit 360 degree images and they won't import into storyline after editing.Storyline360 Printable Multi-Question Free-Response Reflection Template
Turn learner reflection into something they can take with them. This customizable Storyline 360 template includes five required free-response fields and a Save My Commitment button that creates a clean, print-friendly summary of the learner’s responses. Required-field validation prevents learners from continuing until all five prompts are complete, and the printable version preserves longer, multi-line responses. Learners can print their completed action plan or use their browser’s Save as PDF option to keep a digital copy. The interaction uses Storyline text-entry variables, trigger conditions, and JavaScript to create the printable output. Both the on-slide experience and print layout can be customized, including the prompts, colors, fonts, title, and footer. The included JavaScript is commented to make key customization points easier to find. Good for: reflection activities, action plans, learning commitments, goal setting, post-training application, and other activities where learners benefit from leaving with a copy of what they entered. Explore how this project looks as a Storyline360 (opens in Review360)Reimporting image breaks all cropped instances
I have reused the same screen image throughout my Storyline course, cropping it differently in each instance to highlight specific areas. After making a minor change to the original image without altering its dimensions, I reimported it into the media library. However, this replaced every instance with the full-screen image, removing all the individual crops. Has anyone else experienced this? Is there a way to update an image in the media library without losing the cropping applied to its individual instances?Best practices for maintaining a large library of Storyline system simulations
We’re exploring Storyline for building a library of software simulations, including processes that move between multiple systems that share data. For teams doing this at scale: How do you structure simulations for easier maintenance when applications change? Do you use screen recordings, screenshots, custom-built interactions, or a hybrid? What reusable templates/components have worked well? Are you using AI to identify UI changes, update simulations, or reduce maintenance effort? We’re particularly interested in approaches that remain manageable as the simulation library grows.Storyline SCORM: Unexpected Font Changes & Square Boxes
We have a few separate Storyline SCORM modules that were built using the same layout/template – they were all quizzes/short assessments and uploaded into the same course in our platform, Docebo. After uploading the file, we noticed an issue where the text in one of the modules would render in a different font and some of the characters would appear as square boxes. On some slides, the feedback layer was also visible before the answer was submitted. We tested across multiple browsers, including private/incognito sessions, and the issue persisted. My colleague republished and reuploaded the file and the issue resolved. However, after later making changes to a one of the other modules built from the same template and overwriting the existing SCORM package, the issue reappeared. Has anyone encountered similar behavior?
