This cutaway design uses a scrolling panel to break a tall lighthouse into parts.
Published 8 years ago
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- This is beautiful.
I really like how you kept the background locked while the image scrolled. - Great job!!!
- Thanks Evgeny!
- Oooo, I love this. I've been wracking my brain to fit large screengrabs into small spaces and hadn't considered putting a graphic in a scrolling window. This should help a lot. Thanks!!
- Pleased it's helpful, Renee! I've got the opposite "problem", I love this idea but I haven't had the chance to try something similar out in a full length course yet.
- 2 thumbs up
- Thank you!
- I love this - great idea for the huge diagrams I have to develop in my current project. How did you make the scrolling panel less visible?
- Hi, This is great indeed !! Can you please share the story file. Would really appreciate.
- Hi everyone, I know this thread has been open for a long time now and maybe no one will answer but, THIS EXAMPLE IS FANTASTIC!! Can anyone tell me how to change the default scroll bar on scroll panels in storyline 360 to make it look like the one on this example?
Thanks! - This is awesome
- Just brilliant, I can see a lot of uses for this type of scrolling panel!
- A scrolling panel is a brilliant solution on how to display a large image like the lighthouse. Great job, Helen!
