Animations are just a super easy way to create focal points, illustrate complex procedures, and really help guide learners to visualize the change on your slide in Storyline. Designers, you already know you have a ton of ways to bring your slides to life with animations. You’ve got your standard entrance animations, you’ve got your motion path when you want more precision, and then you also have the new emphasis animations when you just want things to pop a little bit more.
But if you’ve ever thought, "I want this to be a bit faster," or maybe you want to make it spin a few times before looping, you know it takes some fine-tuning. You can do it—it just means a lot of tiny tweaks.
Preview, adjust, repeat. It’s not hard, but it may not always be the best use of your time either.
And that’s where the new JavaScript AI entrance animations come in. You just type out what you want, tell AI Assistant what type of animation you want, how it should move, how it should loop, where it should start, and then—done. AI Assistant takes care of it for you. So let me show you how this works.
- Learn more about the new AI JS animations in Storyline: https://community.articulate.com/kb/user-guides/ai-assistant-using-ai-prompts-to-create-javascript-entrance-animations/1243252
- Join our e-learning challenge on using JavaScript animations: https://community.articulate.com/blog/e-learning-challenges/how-are-e-learning-designers-using-ai-javascript-entrance-animations-533/1244604
