Interactive lesson/puzzle- How to show variations and put arrows to show stuff.

Hello everyone,

I love the interactive lesson feature here, but have a few queries. Let's say I make a puzzle as an interactive lesson.

In the lesson I ask the player to make the move and if the player makes correct move, computer will do the opponent move. Now while doing the puzzle if the person feels why is this the correct move, isn't this better, how can I show in the same chapter that this is what happens if you do this instead. Also how do put arrows and show stuff. Thanks a lot.

@sameerawije Arrows: Press the right button of your mouse and drag. If you don't drag you will mark a square.

Show variations: add that variation in. It will show "Explain why this move is wrong in a comment" on the bottom. Click and write.

Dragging the Right mouse button → Green Arrow
Ctrl key + Dragging the Right mouse button → Red Arrow
Alt key + Dragging the Right mouse button → Navy Blue Arrow
Ctrl + Alt + Dragging the Right mouse button → Yellow Arrow

Hope this helps :-)

Thanks so much highly radioactive and Dr Zwischenzug. Arrows are working great now. All is well, except one thing.

When adding the variation, if player plays the wrong move now I can put a comment showing what it is wrong, but is there anyway to show the full sequence of moves why this is wrong. Example if you play this opposition will play this and you have to play this etc etc.

Thanks a lot.

Yes you can add variation and comments to the moves, just add the sequence of moves as a variation, after the student finishes the lesson he can analyse it and while analysing the student can see all the variations.

Oh ok thanks a lot.