CMY Mix Lab
An experiment in pushing Articulate Rise beyond fixed variables and linear flows. What this is The CMY Mix Lab is an interactive experiment built in Articulate Rise to explore what happens when you are no longer limited to a fixed set of variables. Unlike standard Rise blocks, and even compared to Storyline, this approach allows for a virtually unlimited number of variables and states within a single interaction. For this challenge, I wanted to build something that cannot be created in Rise in any other way. The mixer relies on continuously changing values, combinations, and outcomes rather than predefined slides, layers, or triggers. Everything happens inside one custom block, driven by logic. How it was made Full transparency: I’m not a programmer. This project was very much vibe coded. I built it by experimenting, tweaking values, breaking things, and fixing them again with the help of AI and a lot of curiosity. Working this way felt very different from building in Storyline or standard Rise blocks. Instead of defining all states upfront, the interaction reacts to whatever values the learner creates in the moment. That shift in thinking was a big part of the experiment. The challenge One of the biggest challenges has been (and still is) accessibility. Mouse interaction works well, but I do not have a stable, fully keyboard-accessible version to show you yet. Improving this is something I am actively working on and continuing to refine. This challenge is also part of what makes the project interesting to me. It clearly shows both what Rise can already do and where its current limits are, especially when you start working with many dynamic variables. Why this build This build is not about delivering a perfect or finished solution. It is about exploring possibilities, learning by doing, and testing how far you can push Rise without relying on Storyline or predefined interaction patterns. If this experiment inspires other Rise users to think differently about variables, logic, or custom code, then it has done exactly what I hoped it would do. Vote If you like this experiment or find the idea behind it interesting, I’d really appreciate your vote. https://share.articulate.com/aWvCo417oehOA2FTwbHLA Oh... one last thing! Try mixing with "white". You'll be surprised. :DGet learnername, coursename and coursedate from Cornerstone LMS
I have been tinkering to get the learername, coursename and coursedate from cornerstone lMS ( Cornerstone on demand) but am unable to make it work. i have made it work in Scormcloud but am unable to find the correct way. can someone be of help. thnxChars control
Hi! I´m working on a SL activity about Chars max a min control when user typing in Entrytextfield var, but I don´t know why it does not working!! Please, could you, checking o adding an example about characters control max and min? I need to solve a javaScript issue. I´m traying to follow a programming code but it does not work! Any help it is gonna be appreciate!Variable not changing button state
I've got a pretty complicated situation. I am creating a compliance course that a user must be in each module for 30 minutes. There are 9 modules. When the course begins, they can't leave the course, open another browser tab, click on a different monitor screen, etc. Also, if they do any of these, their time stops and resumes when they return to the course and a popup layer tells them that they need to resume and that their time has stopped. Everything works great except that I've got a variable, %correctedElapsedTime%, that shows the actual time that they've been in the course. Essentially, it subtracts the time away from the built in %Project.ElapsedTime% and shows a running timer in the corner of the slide the whole time. I want a button to change states to normal when %correctedElapsedTime% has been met. Right now, I can only get the button to change when it is triggered by %Project.ElapsedTime%. %correctedElapsedTime% is a text variable with a value of MM:SS and %Project.ElapsedTime% is a number variable with a value of 0. I think this is where the problem may be. It also may be that my timer is somehow skipping over the 18000000 ms to meet the 30 min time constraint. Any thoughts? Slide triggers Master slide javascript and triggers Javascript var player = GetPlayer(); var elapsedTime = 0; var timer = null; var isTabActive = true; var isFocused = true; var inactivityTime = 0; var inactivityLimit = 120; var inactivityTimer = null; // Load saved elapsed time if (player.GetVar("correctedElapsedTime")) { var savedTime = player.GetVar("correctedElapsedTime").split(":"); elapsedTime = parseInt(savedTime[0]) * 60 + parseInt(savedTime[1]); } // Update elapsed time function updateElapsedTime() { if (isTabActive && isFocused) { elapsedTime++; var minutes = Math.floor(elapsedTime / 60); var seconds = elapsedTime % 60; var formattedTime = minutes + ":" + (seconds < 10 ? "0" : "") + seconds; player.SetVar("correctedElapsedTime", formattedTime); } } // Start elapsed time counter function startTimer() { if (timer === null) { timer = setInterval(updateElapsedTime, 1000); } } // Stop elapsed time counter function stopTimer() { if (timer !== null) { clearInterval(timer); timer = null; } } // **Inactivity Timer Functions** function resetInactivityTimer() { inactivityTime = 0; // Reset inactivity timer player.SetVar("showPopUpLayer", false); // Hide pop-up if user is active } function trackInactivity() { inactivityTime++; if (inactivityTime >= inactivityLimit) { player.SetVar("showPopUpLayer", true); stopTimer(); } } // **Event Listeners to Reset Inactivity Timer** document.addEventListener("mousemove", resetInactivityTimer); document.addEventListener("keydown", resetInactivityTimer); document.addEventListener("touchstart", resetInactivityTimer); // **Start inactivity tracker** function startInactivityTimer() { if (inactivityTimer === null) { inactivityTimer = setInterval(trackInactivity, 1000); } } // **Detect window focus loss** window.addEventListener("blur", function() { isFocused = false; player.SetVar("isFocused", false); player.SetVar("showPopUpLayer", true); // Show pop-up when window is blurred stopTimer(); }); // **Detect window focus gain** window.addEventListener("focus", function() { isFocused = true; player.SetVar("isFocused", true); player.SetVar("showPopUpLayer", false); startTimer(); }); // **Detect when tab visibility changes** document.addEventListener("visibilitychange", function() { if (document.hidden) { isTabActive = false; player.SetVar("isTabActive", false); setTimeout(function() { player.SetVar("showPopUpLayer", true); // Ensure pop-up layer appears }, 500); // Delay helps trigger the layer reliably stopTimer(); } else { isTabActive = true; player.SetVar("isTabActive", true); player.SetVar("showPopUpLayer", false); startTimer(); } }); // **Start timers** startTimer(); startInactivityTimer();Adjust text variables Storyline 360
Hi everyone, I have a project that required translation (into Japanese in this particular case), and I couldn't come across a solution to edit the text for the variable's text itself. This is the variable: This is the text displaying in the Review, and as an example, I would need to move up the dot, or move down some characters (as per legibility purposes). Is there a way to add some line breaks to this feedback text? It is not possible to edit it from the Usage for variable ... windows. I'm using the latest update available for Windows 10, x64 Thank you!
