Drag and Drop with Advanced Action?

Hi! Yes - this is possible. I created a D&D interaction that verifies if the target is correct, if not, then it displays an error message. Here is the general idea:

1. Create your D&D interaction
2. Create a count variable to verify number of attempts.
3. Create a variable for each correct item, set the value to 0. On correct, assign a command under the drop target > Format > Object actions > Assign var_name with 1.
4. Create three separate custom messages (I recommend creating 3 Smart Shapes with the custom message and a close button [to hide the custom message] for each, then grouping them together). Make sure that these are not visible at run time!
5. Create a new button (don't use the D&D default button)to Execute Advanced Action.
6. The advanced action should look something like this:

Here is how the project looks:

I hope this help!

I have worked out a solution, will not post it here but in a blog post and add the link. Probably that will be tomorrow (is already late in evening here).  You may find this weird, but have reasons for not posting full solutions directly in the forums, too much abuse.

The solution would have been easy if D&D also allowed multiple Failure captions like the quiz slides, but that is not the case. The solution is set up in such a way that you also can have more than 3 attempts if necessary, but it has to be a fixed amount.

OK, in that case I could find perhaps an easy way to solve this. I need some time to double-check however. Idea is to keep track of the attempts with a user variable, re-enter the D&D slide for a next attempt, show the appropriate feedback message on Failure out of a hidden group of feedback messages. The issue is with the default setup that the so-called Failure action is really a Last attempt action, you cannot use it for your goal. How many attempts would you want? It is also important to know what has to happen after the allowed attempts, and On Success. Will you allow the user, after having completed this slide, to come back later on?