Zooming and Magnifying Images in E-Learning #374: Challenge | Recap
A typical design challenge for course designers involves working with high-resolution images in a smaller, mobile-friendl...
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That was fun, Samuel. Thank you for sharing the download. It was really helpful to see how you put this together. I like the drag-n-drop with no target to control the movement of the plane. I don't think I would have thought of that. Also, the plane moving on a motion path on the bottom, felt a lot like what you experience when you use wifi while on a plane and check to see how close you are to your destination. Initially I thought I was looking at a slider being advanced, but the 59 second motion path was a much better option. Thanks again for the share.
- Thanks Ron! It started off as a joke and then took wings. For improvement, I'd like to be able to restrict the plane's movement so it isn't flying backward. Open to any suggestions.
- You could mount the plane on an invisible slider. That would limit the movement to up and down only. The downside is you loose the drag and drop functionality and would have to use keys or buttons for the plane to move up and down. It would also be jumpier or less maneuverable depending upon how you programed the buttons/keys.
- You were right. That didn't quite yield the right results.