Conditional Action Element

Let's explain with an example. First, add a question to your video.

Click on the "New York" button and add a new "On Click" action from the Properties panel on the right. Select the "Set Variable" option from the list, then enter values for the "key" and "value" sections. Here, the "key" is the name of the variable you're creating, and the "value" represents the value you're assigning to that variable. For the "New York" button (which is the wrong answer), enter "false" in the "value" section.

Note: When the "Allow Multiple Execution" feature is checked, the selected "Set Variable" feature will be repeated actively. If not selected, your "Set Variable" action will only run once, and you won't be able to update the variable.

Now apply the same settings to the "Washington" option (the correct answer). For this option, enter "true" in the "value" section.

 

Now the "choice" variable will be "false" when "New York" is selected and "true" when "Washington" is selected.

Next, let's add the "Conditional Action" element to trigger actions based on the answers by polling the value of our variable.

First, drag the "Conditional Action" tool from the Element list and drop it on a layer. The screen will appear as shown below.

1. Choose the query type here. The options are "AND" (for a single query) and "OR" (to combine multiple queries).

2. The "Add Condition" button allows you to create a new query with the variables you defined using the "Set Variable" action.

3. Use this button to add a new query group for organizing multiple queries.

4. This button saves your settings.

Now, click on the "Add Condition" button. A settings area will open, where you can create queries using the variables defined in your video.

1. The variable list created in the video.

2. Options for queries, such as "equal," "greater than or equal," and "less than or equal."

3. Enter the values from the video you created. For example, if you enter "true," the "Conditional Action" will trigger when the query "if choice equals true" is met.

4. The field where you can delete a query.

After making the query settings, save them. Now, select the action to perform when the query "if choice equals true" occurs.

For example, add a feedback image using the "Image" tool, which will display when the viewer answers the question correctly.

"Congratulations" text will appear when the viewer answers correctly.

 

1. Click on the "Conditional Action" tool you added.

Select the action that will occur if the query is met from the Properties panel on the right.

2. This field lets you select the action that will be performed if the query is met (e.g., "Set Visible" to make an object visible). Click to learn more about the other actions.

3. After choosing the action, select the element where the action will take place.

Once all actions are set up, the element is ready to use in the video. If the viewer answers the question correctly, the "choice" variable will be "true" and the "Congratulations" message will appear at the designated time.