Help with multistate objects

Thanks. I was trying to stay away from executive advanced actions, because I am creating this as a template for someone. They are creating a series of questions where the learner needs to click a certain number of items in order for the button to appear. That is why I did it by just labeling the slide as multistate; so that all she would have to do is change her incorrect answers.

Whether you use a counter variable, which would make it necessary to disable the clicked button to prevent multiple clicks, or three Boolean variables, one for each click, it is most important that you embed the checking condition as second decision in eachof the actions triggered by thte buttons. Since you need to click 4 times, I suspect that the conditional action happens before the assigning or incrementing of the variables.

This will be a really broad explanation here but the general approach on this would be to create a variable that would increment when you click each of the buttons and then run a check on the variable - which - if it is equal to three would show the next button.

To prevent the variable from continuing to increment when the learner clicks the same button multiple times, you could create additional variables for each button to track if it has been clicked already or not. Then set your increment conditions to only happen when the button tracker is equal to 0.

Hope that helps.