I really appreciated this. Especially the idea of labelling the JavaScript variables with JS to avoid confusion. But also the general instruction you include about how JS works with Storyline. you are a good teacher. Looking forward to more lessons from you.

So cool!!! Thank you!

And this is exactly why I subscribed to your channel. Thanks!

Well, you got me interested in JS :) Great video as always. Thanks!

Good example of JavaScript application in Storyline. Is it possible to control the storyline navigation options using JavaScript? in my current project want to use custom GUI with optional navigation features like (volume control, play/pause).

@eLearningLocker

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry it took so long to reply! I missed this. It is difficult to do this but you could create your own custom controls using triggers on the Master Slide.

Hello ! Amazing work, I've discovered your channel yesterday and I'm finding a lot of inspiration. Just one question not related to JavaScript : is the scrolling background a slider ?

@eLearningLocker

4 жыл бұрын

So glad you are enjoying! The background is kind of a slider. It is a dial as well. So there are a few dials that are moving at different speeds.

Hi there ! Thanks for this video :) I have a question about formulas. How do you do to add numbers ??? I tried this but it's not working var player = GetPlayer(); var n1 = player.GetVar('Number_1'); var n2 = player.GetVar('Number_2'); var n3 = player.GetVar('Number_3'); var n4; n4 = (n1+n2+n3); player.SetVar('Number_4', n4);

can you share the Javascript code ?

Amazing! How would you make calculations with larger values (i.e. above 1000), to show with a comma? I've seen your other video kzread.info/dash/bejne/a3elzMGaYJW0paw.html but doesn't quite work as expected.

@eLearningLocker

4 жыл бұрын

Hey there - thanks! It should add the commas larger then 1000. How did it not work as expected? Perhaps I need to revisit my other project!

@bluebird0208

4 жыл бұрын

@@eLearningLocker It was more to do with me not having much experience with JS. I've since managed to tweak the code enough to add the commas.