I'm new to using the storyline application and need some assistance on how to execute a press and hold button. These are included on slides 1.16 and 1.31. I was wondering if anyone could help me figure out how to do this.
Thank you for the example. Our goal here is to have the next slide's videos come up as the user presses down on the "Prime Bolus" button on the actual image. We have an invisible button currently with a trigger that will take the user to the next slide by clicking. However, we want the next slide to play as the user is pressing the button without releasing. Does this make sense? I'm not sure what we want is going to work.
Not sure I completely understand, but here are a few thoughts:
Regardless of how the button functions, once they leave the slide, they leave the slide and what they're doing on the previous slide is irrelevant.
If you want them to hold the button down and at the same time show a video, you could put the video on a layer instead of going to a different slide.
If you want to use Peek to record your screen and share a little more about what type of functionality you want and what you hope to get, then it will be easier to understand and offer a few ideas...assuming what you want is possible.
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Here's an example using the down state.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/fbdf7834-85a9-43cf-80f5-ca7d72d32725/review
Hey Tom,
Thank you for the example. Our goal here is to have the next slide's videos come up as the user presses down on the "Prime Bolus" button on the actual image. We have an invisible button currently with a trigger that will take the user to the next slide by clicking. However, we want the next slide to play as the user is pressing the button without releasing. Does this make sense? I'm not sure what we want is going to work.
Not sure I completely understand, but here are a few thoughts:
If you want to use Peek to record your screen and share a little more about what type of functionality you want and what you hope to get, then it will be easier to understand and offer a few ideas...assuming what you want is possible.