cutting and pasting scenes.Ĭheck out this short video to see the Index feature in action. Note that non of the slide-to-slide jumps have been negatively affected by reindexing vs. By choosing the number 2 from the Index menu, I'm telling Storyline to change scene number 3 to scene number 2.Īnd here's the re-indexed scenes. Remember, just previous to this, I selected the third scene. On the Home tab of the Ribbon, Scenes group, I clicked the Index tool drop-down menu and selected 2. I want the selected scene to be treated as the second scene by Storyline and assigned the number 2. I've selected the last scene in the image below, titled Second Scene. The Index tool allows you to quickly renumber your scenes. However, I know that this bothers other Storyline developers.
I've never been bothered by scenes that are out of numeric order. In the example below, notice that the third scene is numbered 2, and the second scene is numbered 3. For instance, scene 6 might end up becoming the starting scene and be listed first in Story View, scene 4 might be the next scene, followed by scenes 3, 5, 1, and 2. As the project grows and more scenes are added, students quickly realize that the scene numbers can get out of numeric order.
When I teach my vILT Articulate Storyline 360 classes, we tackle scene creation right away.
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