Home Security Training #145: Challenge | Recap
I’ve always been a huge fan of DIY sites like Lifehacker, MakeUseOf, LifeHack, and HowStuffWorks. They offer amazing tips and tricks for any t...
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I had started this for a presentation about a month ago and I thought it fit well. Because it was for a presentation where I was in control I had not finished it for others to use. So for this challenge, I finished it up (mostly - a few more bugs to work out).
There are five items to photograph - I don't have everything in yet.
Here is my Inventory Challenge sample project:
http://elearninglocker.com/storyline_files/eLearningLocker_InventoryChallenge_160921A/story.html
There are five items to photograph - I don't have everything in yet.
Here is my Inventory Challenge sample project:
http://elearninglocker.com/storyline_files/eLearningLocker_InventoryChallenge_160921A/story.html
- David, that's really nice!
- Thanks, Ridvan!
- Amazing David!, From the concept to the execution, loved every bit of it. I wanted to know , just out of curiosity-Have you used web object (JS) in order to move the hand and capture the clicks?
- Thanks, Aman - I didn't use JS in this case. I used states and have the state change by dragging the little camera over a big hotspot. This video I made should clarify (I went to the spot I talk about it): https://youtu.be/lXicL71uL-M?t=6m26s
- Got it!
Great Tutorial, thanks for the link :)
- Great Example David :)
- Nice David! Looks great!
- Very inspiring example! Thanks for sharing!
