Using JavaScript with Articulate Storyline #132: Challenge | Recap
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Hi All,
Here's my demo of using javascript in storyline: https://googledrive.com/host/0B3AJzeNxQkY8cjZOSXFBZWUySjg
It's a simple board game with questions and opportunities to insert bonus contents. As it hasn't been finished yet (I hope that sometime it will be), there are a few things you should know:
- picking a question card is disabled
- counting points disabled (as it is connected with question cards)
What I've used during the project:
- a simple random number generator (JS)
- based on the random number you can see different layers (different slides of the dice)
- 30 states for the piece
- variables that change the state of the piece (it's going to be changed to motion paths)
- on the upper left corner you can see the random number generated by clicking the "Roll" button.
Feedbacks are welcome:)
Thanks
Attila
Here's my demo of using javascript in storyline: https://googledrive.com/host/0B3AJzeNxQkY8cjZOSXFBZWUySjg
It's a simple board game with questions and opportunities to insert bonus contents. As it hasn't been finished yet (I hope that sometime it will be), there are a few things you should know:
- picking a question card is disabled
- counting points disabled (as it is connected with question cards)
What I've used during the project:
- a simple random number generator (JS)
- based on the random number you can see different layers (different slides of the dice)
- 30 states for the piece
- variables that change the state of the piece (it's going to be changed to motion paths)
- on the upper left corner you can see the random number generated by clicking the "Roll" button.
Feedbacks are welcome:)
Thanks
Attila