Need a template to kick-start your next project? This beautifully designed Storyline 360 variety pack is just the thing. Whether you’re looking for a tabs template, an interactive chart, a chat inte...
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Maria Ginsbourg,
This work is so smooth and very good. I firstly congratulate you on this efficient work.
I have a doubt @0.10 Time code,
There is an animation bar chart, but when I am using flying animation, there Its comes from the Bottom of the storyline, not from the bottom of the object. Can you explain? How to fix this Problem?
This work is so smooth and very good. I firstly congratulate you on this efficient work.
I have a doubt @0.10 Time code,
There is an animation bar chart, but when I am using flying animation, there Its comes from the Bottom of the storyline, not from the bottom of the object. Can you explain? How to fix this Problem?
If I understand your query, the answer is that the bar objects are actually flying in from the very bottom of the window, but there is a WHITE RECTANGLE object covering the bottom part of the screen - from the very bottom of the screen to the bottom of the graph area.
While the bar objects are flying in this bottom part of the screen, they are BEHIND this 'mask' object so you can't see them.
Like many clever effects you'll see in Storyline projects, it's all 'smoke and mirrors'.
Another way a similar effect could be achieved is to have a SCROLLING PANEL about the same size as the chart area with the animated bars INSIDE that. Any animation that happens is relative to the boundary of the scrolling panel rather than the entire screen. So, when the bars fly in, they fly in from the bottom of the scrolling panel, not the screen. It's a bit more complicated, but there's always more than one way to do anything!
While the bar objects are flying in this bottom part of the screen, they are BEHIND this 'mask' object so you can't see them.
Like many clever effects you'll see in Storyline projects, it's all 'smoke and mirrors'.
Another way a similar effect could be achieved is to have a SCROLLING PANEL about the same size as the chart area with the animated bars INSIDE that. Any animation that happens is relative to the boundary of the scrolling panel rather than the entire screen. So, when the bars fly in, they fly in from the bottom of the scrolling panel, not the screen. It's a bit more complicated, but there's always more than one way to do anything!
- This is precisely correct!