We are working with Articulate Storyline 2(Update 3) and we have problems with animations(text) jerking when we publish the courses. I have attached the file for this issue.
I faced a similar problem in one of my projects, in which I used the latest version of Storyline. I downloaded the software from this link - https://www.articulate.com/downloads/storyline-2/. I used the fade effect and after publishing the course, text animation began to "jerk".
Thanks for your prompt reply, I'm facing this problem when I change the browser settings using the player properties option. I herewith attach the screenshot pertaining to the issue and the relevant .story file (source).
I see that the text is out of focus a bit when it's animating in - as you can see in the sample here. Is this what you're referring to? I've shared this with our QA team for additional review and once we have information to share we'll post the updates here.
Thanks for confirming Yogesh, and as I mentioned I shared it with our QA team so we'll share any additional updates here once I have additional information to share.
I am currently facing similar problems as described above. I am using Storyline 2 - Update 4.
The project size is about 35 MB, 44 pages. The only animation I used is "Fade in" plus 2 motion paths on one slide. When I preview the project, the animations are smooth. Publishing the course makes the animations become very slow. I tried different options:
1) Publishing the course from a local to a local drive and then copying it to its final destination. I had a look at the published version at the local drive first.
2) Publishing the course from a local drive to a network drive.
3) Publishing from a network to a network drive.
Different publishing options that I've tried:
1) Without HTML 5 Output
2) With HTML 5 Output
I even tried to import the whole project in a storyline file, still no success.
I also used different optimization options, also without any success.
This issue is still with our QA Team, but we'll share any additional information and updates here once available.
I did want to remind you though, that our recommendation is always to work on local project files, and publish to a local drive. Then you can place within a network drive if needed once you have saved/closed the .story file or zipped the published output. Working off a network drive is known to cause issues within the files themselves.
It's been over three years since this issue was updated, and I'm having the same problem using the latest version of Storyline 360 (animated object is jerking as the animation plays). Any word on a fix?
Although, to be fair, it kind of works for the fish. See the attached file.
I see what you're saying--the fish does appear really jerky as it moves along the freeform motion path.
I did some digging, and I found that we discovered the issue is related to the "orient shape to path" setting. If you remove that setting, the fish should animate smoothly. Would that work for you in the meantime?
Thanks for the update. I *really* want the fish to "orient shape to path," so in this case I may just leave it, even though it looks a bit weird. Hope it gets fixed soon! :)
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Hello Hari!
We do recommend working from the latest update of Storyline, available here. What animation are you using for the text boxes?
Hi Emily
I faced a similar problem in one of my projects, in which I used the latest version of Storyline. I downloaded the software from this link - https://www.articulate.com/downloads/storyline-2/. I used the fade effect and after publishing the course, text animation began to "jerk".
Can you suggest a solution to this problem?
Hello Yogesh!
Do you have a .story file you could share?
Hi Emily,
Thanks for your prompt reply, I'm facing this problem when I change the browser settings using the player properties option. I herewith attach the screenshot pertaining to the issue and the relevant .story file (source).
Hi Yogesh,
I see that the text is out of focus a bit when it's animating in - as you can see in the sample here. Is this what you're referring to? I've shared this with our QA team for additional review and once we have information to share we'll post the updates here.
Yes, this is the problem. Thank you for your time.
Thanks for confirming Yogesh, and as I mentioned I shared it with our QA team so we'll share any additional updates here once I have additional information to share.
I am currently facing similar problems as described above. I am using Storyline 2 - Update 4.
The project size is about 35 MB, 44 pages. The only animation I used is "Fade in" plus 2 motion paths on one slide. When I preview the project, the animations are smooth. Publishing the course makes the animations become very slow. I tried different options:
1) Publishing the course from a local to a local drive and then copying it to its final destination. I had a look at the published version at the local drive first.
2) Publishing the course from a local drive to a network drive.
3) Publishing from a network to a network drive.
Different publishing options that I've tried:
1) Without HTML 5 Output
2) With HTML 5 Output
I even tried to import the whole project in a storyline file, still no success.
I also used different optimization options, also without any success.
Any suggestions of how this issue can be tackled?
Thanks in advance
Hi Rene,
This issue is still with our QA Team, but we'll share any additional information and updates here once available.
I did want to remind you though, that our recommendation is always to work on local project files, and publish to a local drive. Then you can place within a network drive if needed once you have saved/closed the .story file or zipped the published output. Working off a network drive is known to cause issues within the files themselves.
Hi -
It's been over three years since this issue was updated, and I'm having the same problem using the latest version of Storyline 360 (animated object is jerking as the animation plays). Any word on a fix?
Although, to be fair, it kind of works for the fish. See the attached file.
Thanks!
Hey Elizabeth!
I see what you're saying--the fish does appear really jerky as it moves along the freeform motion path.
I did some digging, and I found that we discovered the issue is related to the "orient shape to path" setting. If you remove that setting, the fish should animate smoothly. Would that work for you in the meantime?
I'll let you know if we get this fixed!
Hi Alyssa,
Thanks for the update. I *really* want the fish to "orient shape to path," so in this case I may just leave it, even though it looks a bit weird. Hope it gets fixed soon! :)
Thanks!
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