Help breaking large project into mods

Try this another way...I have a large project that has the potential to get out of hand. I want to break it into mods. Have one captivate file that acts like the menu that calls each mod. Whole thing should look like one big program. Is this possible? If so how?

Hi there,
If you would like to aggragate HTML 5 projects then that is not possible with Aggregator.
You can create few different projects link them together.
The Procedure is :
For example if you have Lesson 1, Lesson 2 and Lesson 3.
On the last slide of lesson 1, insert a button with action  or apply an action on the exit of the last slide "to open another project" and select lesson 2.
and on the last slide of Lesson 2 apply an action to "open another project" and select Lesson 3.
Then Publish Lesson 1 as HTML 5 (that will have folders :ar, assets, callees, dr, and vr  ) and then at the time of publishing Lesson 2 select the publish loation as Callees folder of Published Lesson 1 and at the time of publishing Lesson 3, select the publish location ad Callees Folder of published Lesson 2.
Note: You cannot have a backward movement. For example, you can have this order Lesson 1 > Lesson 2 > Lesson 3, but not backward.
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