I wantto synchronizethe appearance ofBulletsaccording to the tutorial narration.
Is there a way to timeall theBulletsseparately,without turningthem intoseparateitems? (Selecting "byfirthlevelpharagraph" enables the bullets toappearone after the other,butnot according tothe timing of thenarrationI need).
When you select "By first level paragraph", this creates a seperate object on the timelime for each bullet or paragraph (there will be an arrow head pointing to the right on the far left of the text box or object the bullets are within). If you click on this arrow head, the timeline will expand to show you each individual bullet, which you can then move along your timeline to the position you want them to appear at.
This tutorial also explains how you can synchronise this to your audio.
You can sync the bullet points with the help of timeline present in storyline. Just arrange the text field in the timeline, when you need in with reference to the audio.
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Hi Shevi,
When you select "By first level paragraph", this creates a seperate object on the timelime for each bullet or paragraph (there will be an arrow head pointing to the right on the far left of the text box or object the bullets are within). If you click on this arrow head, the timeline will expand to show you each individual bullet, which you can then move along your timeline to the position you want them to appear at.
This tutorial also explains how you can synchronise this to your audio.
Is this what you are wanting?
Wow - learn something new every day!
You can sync the bullet points with the help of timeline present in storyline. Just arrange the text field in the timeline, when you need in with reference to the audio.
You can also refer the below link:
http://community.articulate.com/tutorials/products/syncing-animations.aspx
Thanks Antony- It helped. Didn't notice it before!
You're welcome Shevi. This is the great thing about this community: several heads are far better than one
Antony
Best "hidden-in-plain-sight" feature of Storyline!
Bruce
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