Controlling Variables from JavaScript I often have to use multiple True/False variables to keep track of things. Let's say they are collectibles. If it's true, you have it. If it's false, you don't. Now, many times I want to easily...
Using the YouTube iFrame API In Articulate Storyline, you can embed videos and you have full control over them. However, many times you want to show an external YouTube video and yet, you want to be able to pause, restart,...
In Storyline 2, you have the ability to manipulate/adjust variables via triggers and conditions. You might want to increase the player's points when collect coins or something. For each of these actions on variables, you add a trigger in Storyline...
This Storyline/JavaScript example is a "profile" QR code generator. You use the sliders to set up your strength/opportunities profile, and then click the create button. The Storyline module will be overwritten by the image of the QR code. Click the...
Spoiler alert! If you have not yet, launch the paper-rock-scissors video interview first, before you continue reading how it was made. I'll give you the design process as well as the major points of development. You may decide which part you're...
Absolutely short intro to Variables, Triggers and Conditions. Special thanks to Mr. Mice. Hare we go... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJpyMhbqNbc
UPDATE (04/01/18): Source updated to Storyline 360. UPDATE: I've updated the example with some tweaks for html5. Main change: replaced True/False with a number variable using 1/0. There's something fishy sometimes with passing True/False to JavaScript in HTML5. You can use...
Have you ever been a King? A Ruler? Tremendous responsibility. Dangerously long hours and no vaca. Good perks, though. Well, play this Demo to experience the role of a Ruler if you dare to roll the dice. In a previous post...
Are you an advanced Articulate Storyline user? You probably know a lot about variables, triggers and conditions. With clever combination of these elements, you can create powerful branching e-learning scenarios. Now, imagine if you could play a mini game...
