November 20, 2019
Captivate Games
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November 20, 2019
Captivate Games
I started as an elementary teacher but moved into the adult learning industry.  I have worked in different industries, from automotive to warehousing to my current role developing and implementing training for a company involved in passive fire restraint installation, inspection, and repair.
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I want to start using games in my training.  The templates I have looked at talk about downloading a hotfix related to 2017.  Have these games been fixed for 2019?  Is there a better or worse template to use?  Also, most of my users have cell phones they use for training.

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2019-12-06 09:19:17
2019-12-06 09:19:17

Just one link as example:

http://blog.lilybiri.com/svgs-for-color-based-quiz

It has been explained as a question alternative, but with SVGs you are certainly capable of developing real games, which will be (due to small file size) also be able to load on mobile devices.

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Lieve Weymeis
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2020-11-13 04:00:10
2020-11-13 04:00:10
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Lieve Weymeis
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge, this is wonderful information.

 

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Lisa5CC2
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2020-11-13 08:50:20
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Lisa5CC2
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Meanwhile I have published quite a lot of games.  You can search on my personal blog.

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Lieve Weymeis
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2020-11-15 14:41:43
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Lieve Weymeis
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As for SVGs. I noticed, that although they are smaller in size, I often notice a litlle “blink” of the SVG pictures when the output is viewed in the browser.  Have you ever noticed anything of this sort?

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2020-11-15 14:49:28
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Piotr69
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Yes, that is the case. A SVG is a script and it takes little time to evaluate but that can indeed lead to some blinking. Same is often happening with shapes when they have an applied effect. It may be annoying in some cases.  What is better: using a SVG which will not lose its crispness when resized or using a bitmap image like a PNG which can become blurry? For games where all SVGs have to be ‘reconstructed from the script’ only once, I prefer them for the crispness. If you have a lot of SVGs to appear at different times, I may prefer PNGs. Judgment is up to you and to the situation.

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2019-12-06 09:17:14
2019-12-06 09:17:14

Still no answer… If you are talking about games which are not packaged with Captivate, you will have to contact the game developer. It is perfectly possible to create small games in Captivate with advvanced/shared actions. You can have a look at my blog to find some examples.

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2019-11-26 22:35:04
2019-11-26 22:35:04

What kind of game are you trying to create? Who is the developer of the game?

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2022-09-23 19:09:42
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Captivate comes with a game called “Race for the Treasure”.  I’ve been able to make changes to the template.  However, when i reset the number of buttons for the questions it gives 2 ways to submit the answer.  One says Submit and Clear.  The other just says Continue.  I cannot get rid of the Submit and Clear version and just use the Continue button.  I can’t delete or reprogram it.  Any ideas how to utilize only one in my training?

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2019-11-21 08:04:32
2019-11-21 08:04:32

I don’t know if you are talking about the Learning Interactions, which were interactive games? Are you on 11.5? Have bad news: those interaction have been deprecated, are no longer available.

In my blog you’ll find several games with explanation of the setup.

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