If you’ve ever been on a road trip and gazed out the side window (hopefully only as a passenger 😉), you’ve probably noticed that objects close to you—like trees—appear to zip by really fast,...
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I appreciate your response Sarah. This is probably an easy thing, but how did you extend it without distorting the graphic?
That's a great question, Audrey! Before saving each component as an image, I connected the shapes/icons by duplicating them and adding them to the right until I got the width I wanted. For example, for the mountains, I found a few different icons, duplicated them, added them next to each other, and changed them to the same color. I also added a long rectangle underneath of the same color to give the mountains more of a base. To be safe, I extended the mountains and rectangle to be longer than I thought I would need. You can see all the icons/shapes I used here:
https://community.articulate.com/articles/how-i-built-this-recycling-parallax-interaction-in-storyline-360#:~:text=keep%20image%20quality.-,for%20example%2C,-I%20selected%20all
I used this technique for each layered component before exporting each of them.
https://community.articulate.com/articles/how-i-built-this-recycling-parallax-interaction-in-storyline-360#:~:text=keep%20image%20quality.-,for%20example%2C,-I%20selected%20all
I used this technique for each layered component before exporting each of them.