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Getting Started with Storyline Scenario Templates
This tutorial will help you use the Articulate Storyline Scenario templates. (Note: To learn how to install our Storyline Templates then first review this tutorial.)
Our scenarios come with 6 characters that have 10 pre-built states. You can use Triggers to activate the different states throughout a scenario slide.
Using Characters:
Each character has 10 states. You can modify the triggers that we have on our buttons to change the character states.
To change a character state:
- Click on the button / object that will activate the character to change. (This could be a button like “Choice 1″ or it might be that the user is clicking on the actual character itself. You might also use a slide trigger and have the character change when the slide timeline starts.)
- Find the Triggers panel on the right side and find the trigger that controls your character. (For example you might see Choice 1 and then under that “Change state of ….”)
- On the trigger that is changing the state of your character you’ll see blue text that you can click on. Click that text and you’ll see a drop-down that shows all of the states on the character.
- Scroll up to see the Custom States and then choose the one that you want such as excited or applause.