Multilingual player for Storyline
Hello, We need a multilingual player for Storyline. Background: In the company, we create multilingual modules. Unfortunately, in Storyline, you can only specify one language per file in the player. To create multilingual courses in Storyline, we restrict the player as much as possible and store the desired languages for all messages. The content structure is confusing for multilingual courses and must be deactivated. Sometimes it is not desirable to create two separate courses. The idea: For multilingual courses in Storyline, it should be possible to select the language for each scene and/or each slide. Example image: Top: Language selection question Left: German with German player Right: English with English player How do others see this? Do you also have a similar problem? Have a nice day. Michael4Views0likes0CommentsAbility to edit format of report.html quiz output
Ability to apply basic edits to the output of the report.html file would really enhance the experience of users taking a quiz. Our users need a quick and easy way to save the results of the quiz they have just taken (not just the score but the actual options they have chosen). Allowing them to print their results opens a very basic tabular report as an html document but the only things you can change are whether or not a score is reported (not relevant for us). It also uses the header 'Student response' ... our users are not called 'students'! I would also like the report to be able to include an button on screen to print straight to a PDF (rather than rely on the browser's own print settings why not allow us to place it on screen?)2Views0likes0CommentsLip Sync text to speech for characters
I would love to see a feature with the ability to lip sync text to speech or audio to the characters. Currently when creating scenarios or using the characters they are very static. More voice options for text to speech, or ability to change the tone or cadence so they are not so robotic sounding.8Views0likes1CommentImport multiple SRT caption files, so the learner can pick multiple languages when watching a video.
Hello, I would like to import 16 SRT files to a video in Storyline, so the learner can pick the language they want to read during a video. I realize this isn't possible to do now. However, could you create this feature?15Views0likes0CommentsRequest: Motion Path Reverse Option
If you've used motion paths, you've probably been frustrated by the need to have separate paths to move an object back and forth. Wouldn't it be great if the Move trigger let you choose between moving in the original direction of the path or simply reversing that direction!?! I envision the Trigger Wizard for this feature looking something like in the attached photo. I submitted an official feature request years ago. Maybe it'll help if more folks do that. Here's the link:Help Us Improve Our E-Learning Software by Submitting a Feature Request (articulate.com)94Views10likes2CommentsMake states' position relative to original slide
Please change this, or at least make it an option. It is difficult to line things up to the pixel when I cannot simply type in the position to match that of an object on the slide. What should be easy can be next to impossible. Example: I currently have a slide with ten icons in black. I want different icons to change color based on where the user is hovering. This should be easy: make a new state, have the recolored icons in the same position as their corresponding black icons. However, I can't just type in the same position as the originals, so I have to try to line it up. Of course, they look great in the editing window, but when I go to preview, they've jumped off by one or two pixels, and then I publish it and they're in yet a slightly different position. Please allow us to just type in the same x and y coordinates that I had on our original slide. Maybe it's me, but I have not yet found a use for the position being relative to the state object instead.47Views0likes6CommentsAbility to customize reading order
Hi there, I would like to request a feature that allows users to customize and arrange the reading order within the storyline. This feature would provide more flexibility in organizing content, ensuring that readers can follow the sequence of events or topics in a logical and coherent manner. It would be especially helpful for complex narratives or projects where the default order might not fully capture the intended flow of the story. Having the ability to rearrange the reading order manually would enhance the user experience, making the storyline more engaging and easier to navigate. Additionally, it would allow creators to have greater control over how their content is presented and consumed. https://helpx.adobe.com/ca/captivate/help/creating-accessible-projects-captivate.html Thanks.Solved10Views0likes1CommentAutomatically Uncheck Restrict Next/Back When Selecting Free
I just discovered this little UX/UI issue! If you have content Restricted with ☑️Restrict Next / Previous selected, as such: And then select Free from the dropdown: It doesn't show that checkbox for Restrict Next / Previous, but it still behaves as if the buttons are restricted when published. To change, you have to go back in, select Restricted from the dropdown, uncheck⬜ Restrict Next / Previous, then re-select Free from the dropdown. My expectation was that, because the checkbox disappeared, selecting Free would automatically disable the restriction of the next and back buttons. It also is not intuitive to fix - I was very puzzled why I couldn't find the setting until I retraced my steps - why would someone change settings to disable a checkbox specific to that setting? An alternative would be just having Restrict Next / Previous not tied to any Menu Navigations Restrictions state.7Views0likes0Comments