I need an interactive bank of twelve sliders built inside Articulate Storyline 360. Some act as user-controlled parameters; and some respond automatically, gliding to their calculated positions and staying locked to the learner. Core behaviour • Each slider shows its, name, units, current value, a scale, and clearly marked min / max range stops. • When the learner drags a control slider, the linked response sliders animate smoothly—no jumps—according to the equations I will supply. • If any value tries to exceed its preset or calculated range, the slider must halt at the limit and display an on-screen warning; the learner must not be able to push past the stop. Data and logic layer All starting values, constants, limits, and ranges sit on a separate “Setup” scene so I can tweak them later. One calculation is non-linear: it needs either a Solver-type routine or a pre-built lookup table spanning 0–100 with its paired outputs pulled in (lookup) at runtime. Look & feel The UI should follow a clean, minimalist style. Please use blues (#32aaff variations) for rails, thumbs, and text accents unless a parameter already carries its own rainbow colour coding; those legacy colors must remain. The final product has to look modern and slick, not like out-of-the-box Storyline widgets. Deliverable An unlocked .story file with clearly named layers, variables, and triggers so I can maintain it. All functionality must run natively in Storyline 360—JavaScript is fine for the Solver piece if you flag the code. If you’ve tackled advanced slider logic or dynamic motion paths in Storyline before, I’d love to see a quick example so I know you’re the right fit.