Previously I've used Flash-based animations within e-learning modules and want to replace the Flash with a format that will work as HTML5 and on the Articulate Player iPad app.
Can someone please let me know what format I can use? Previously the developed flash object would allow some form of interactivity in the way of learners being able to click on parts of the image to display content etc, so I'd like to retain that functionality and not just replace the Flash with a Video.
We are having similar issues. We are trying html5 anims as web objects but having issues with transparency. Would be keen for feedback on this, is it possible to have transparency on iframes? also we seem to get a white flash when using web objects.
That's not the same issue I have - I want to know what type of animation format I can use to replace a SWF (Flash) file as the input options in Storyline only appear to allow Flash or Video.
I'm not aware of any single-file, HTML5-compatible, interactive animation formats (other than video), are you? If so, we'd love to know about them so that we can consider adding native support in Storyline.
In addition (depending on complexity) there's always the possibility of building your interaction natively in Storyline (see Mike's Simple Jigsaw Demo as one example), and I think you'll find that other examples of simple, natively-authored, interactive content (1 | 2) abound in our community!
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We are having similar issues. We are trying html5 anims as web objects but having issues with transparency. Would be keen for feedback on this, is it possible to have transparency on iframes? also we seem to get a white flash when using web objects.
That's not the same issue I have - I want to know what type of animation format I can use to replace a SWF (Flash) file as the input options in Storyline only appear to allow Flash or Video.
Nick
Good Afternoon, Nick.
I'm not aware of any single-file, HTML5-compatible, interactive animation formats (other than video), are you? If so, we'd love to know about them so that we can consider adding native support in Storyline.
Having said that, anything you can put on the Web can be inserted into Storyline as a Web Object. One example (shared here by David) uses Adobe Edge Animate, and I'm sure that other HTML5 authoring tools exist as well.
In addition (depending on complexity) there's always the possibility of building your interaction natively in Storyline (see Mike's Simple Jigsaw Demo as one example), and I think you'll find that other examples of simple, natively-authored, interactive content (1 | 2) abound in our community!
Good luck with your project!
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