JHi Niklas & Kevin. Just popping in here to let you both know that I've added both of your voices to this feature request. We're still tracking this one and will update this thread with any news or updates.
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There are a bunch of requests and threads for this feature going back as far as seven years. And as far as I can tell Storyline (which usually excels in everything else) is one of the only major authoring/learning tools without this option. Youtube, Audible, Vimeo, Linkedin Learning, and EVEN Captivate let you do this. As well as most LMS' built-in authoring tools... Is there any update on this request? I don't want to move to other authoring tools but this is a feature that our audiences expect in 2020.
I do the exact same thing with most videos i see online ( except for Netflix ;-) So i do think better control of audio, video and the Storyline timeline is needed. In fact as Articulate updated to GSAP 3.5.1 and im almost 100% sure they use GSAP code behind the scenes for all animation in Storyline ( suspecting they use GSAP timelines for the Storyline timeline ) it shouldnot be difficult to give users the possibilities GSAP timelines have. Thus speeding up and slowing down complete Storyline timelines.Here you find the GSAP timeline documentation. This GSAP parameter speeds down any given timeline to 0.1% of normal.gsap.to(myStorylineTimeline, duration:2,timeScale:0.1, ease:power1.easeIn);This line of code sets it to normal speed.gsap.to(myStorylineTimeline, duration:2,timeScale:1, ease:power1.easeIn);And now we speed it up 4 times as fast...gsap.to(myStorylineTimeline, duration:2,timeScale:4, ease:power1.easeIn);Only thing we need to know, is how to access Storyline's internal timelines.
I noticed my articulate desktop version only has storyline 360 and not articulate peek and reply. Is this because I have had it installed on 2 work laptops (and 1 has gone to be repaired with a screen crack)?
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I wonder if someone could help me, please. I've tried everything I can think of to resolve an issue but I can't seem to crack it. I've built a course with several modules, and they all follow the same process for the learner, namely:
I do see the issue is filed with our QA team, and that they're taking a look at it. I don't yet have an update to share, but once we have information we'll post here in the forums and then those users that mentioned submitting a case will also receive information via their case as well. Thank you both for your patience with this particular issue and please let us know if there is anything else we can assist with.
While it's true that this specific bug hasn't cracked the upper echelon in terms of breadth and depth of customer impact, our decision to try and justify that with feature request metrics and count of support cases may have been misguided. I apologize for that, and we'll try to do better.
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My guess is the javascript scoping and dependencies are mixed up, with multiple instances of global variables. You are welcome to PM if you can provide the published .zip file so I can take a crack at the embedded javascript. For the record, "actionator" isn't a standard javascript object, so you are using some element of custom javascript already
Hi Ned. If I'm understanding what you're trying to do, I think Rise may have you covered! With the button stack block (located under the interactive blocks menu) you can point to other lessons within your Rise course. So, when the learner clicks the button for Section 3, for instance, you'd point that button to the Rise lesson containing Section 3 resources. If this sounds like what you're trying to achieve and you want to learn more about working with the button stack block, check out this how-to article for the step-by-step details. And if I've misunderstood, please reply and I'll try to take another crack at it!
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