Parallax Scrolling Effects in E-Learning #253: Challenge | Recap
What is the Parallax Effect?
Parallax scrolling is a motion effect that’s used to simulate depth by animating background i...
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Demo: https://bit.ly/30LMqni
Download: https://bit.ly/2VnZvlF
I knew I was up too late last night doing this demo when my family started shutting their bedroom doors while I was working on the audio. :) So in this demo I created my parallax effect on the master slide (to keep it out of my way on the timeline) and then I created three sliders--the main slider that makes the turtle and the shark appear/disappear. I tried to replicate the effect in Tom K's anatomy project, but that one confused me because I couldn't see how he was making the organs move around. I don't really love the talking sliders effect so I'm wondering why I would use it, but at least I know you can make sliders talk to each other now. Enjoy the week!
Demo: https://bit.ly/30LMqni
Download: https://bit.ly/2VnZvlF
I knew I was up too late last night doing this demo when my family started shutting their bedroom doors while I was working on the audio. :) So in this demo I created my parallax effect on the master slide (to keep it out of my way on the timeline) and then I created three sliders--the main slider that makes the turtle and the shark appear/disappear. I tried to replicate the effect in Tom K's anatomy project, but that one confused me because I couldn't see how he was making the organs move around. I don't really love the talking sliders effect so I'm wondering why I would use it, but at least I know you can make sliders talk to each other now. Enjoy the week!
Gorgeous! The slider didn't work for me on Firefox, but did work when I switched to Chrome. I love the "sing along" option! :)
- Thank you for reminding me to test on different browsers. I get too caught up in my Jodi-world.
- I get the sense this challenge will highlight how some browsers are more reliable than others for some of the features being discussed here. I'll be following the comments with even greater interest than usual.
