Jump to Time Trigger in Storyline 360 #318: Challenge | Recap
Q. How do I jump to a specific time or cue point on the timeline? A. Easy. Use the jump-to-time trigger.
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Looks good Amy. Is the slide with the buttons on set to " Reset to initial state" when revisiting. This would put the buttons back their initial state. Try "Resume saved state" instead....
Hi, David. Thanks for giving me your tips. The whole project is built on one slide with layers. The setting is "automatically decide". The way I set it up is I broke the video into three parts: the start, the content, and the end. I used two videos on the base layer and the end portion on a separate layer. The buttons are set up to how up when the first intro video reaches its end (that is where the two characters are on set talking to each other). Every time a user clicks on a button, the jump-to-time trigger takes them to the appropriate section of the video. When the portion of the video plays, a trigger is set up to take them back to that same exact time where the start video ends and the buttons show up. So on and so forth. So, maybe I should have created it on separate slides, but then I would be able to use the jump-to-time trigger. Even so, shouldn't the buttons change states when the user clicks on them? That is how I set them up, but for some reason, they won't change states. Thanks so much for your feedback and suggestion.
- I think David might be on to the issue with your slide resetting. Also check your trigger order....sometimes when I get stuck I post my file in the community and usually someone can fix your issue or find an alternative.
