It is certain that someone who had some decent knowledge with the mouse object has tried to make this by himself utilizing the mouse.Hit property of the mouse, which is the CFrame of the mouse in the 3D world. I’m sure you once were wondering how would you make the player able to drag objects around with his mouse, just like in Lumber Tycoon for example. The older version of the article be found here. A much better end result is provided in the end rather than the simplistic and rusty old version. I took a different approach, a different solution, and decided to only explain what’s going on instead of starting with a script and working on from there. I found some mistakes and use of stuff that wasn’t deprecated back in the old days, but I also updated almost all of the article. After a year or so, decided to check it out again.
Note: Keep in mind, though, that four unit types cannot be linked: Tests, Surveys, Assignments and Instructor-led training.Hi! This is one of my first and most popular resources here, and I’m proud of it. The key difference here is that when you link a unit, changes made to the original one are applied to the copied units as well. The linked unit has been added to your course with the indication (5) that it is linked from another course. From the drop-down menu, select the course (2) you want to link the unit from and the original unit (3) that will be linked. Click Add and select the option Link from another course (1).ģ. In Instructor mode, select the course you want to edit.Ģ. The second option is to link a unit from another course:ġ. Note: If you clone a test unit, the questions will also be copied. You can edit it without affecting the original one. The cloned unit has been added to your course. From the drop-down menu, select the course (3) you want to copy the unit from and the original unit (4) that will be copied. Click Add (1) and select the option Clone from another course (2).ģ. Switch to Instructor mode and select the course you want to edit.Ģ. The first one is cloning a unit from another course:ġ. But, from now on, it can be customized and managed as a completely separate course.
It’s an exact replica of the original, as it includes all the original course settings and course units.
It's automatically named after the original course, followed by the indication (clone) (4). The course is now cloned and added to your course list.
Locate the course you want to clone, hover your mouse over the three dot icon and click the clone icon (2) under the Operations column.ģ. On the confirmation dialog box that pops up, click Clone (3). Sign in to your TalentLMS account as an Administrator and go to Home > Courses (1).Ģ. Cloning is a time-saving tool that allows you to copy courses and units within your account.ġ.
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