I am having trouble with this particular slide (attached) because I want learners to see a random portion of the pie graph and keep those layers visible but hide the buttons that trigger those actions/buttons already clicked.
Additionally, I tried to set up triggers on each layer: Set the state of Button 1 to hidden if the objects: buttons 1, 2, 3, and 4 are visited. But it keeps showing them when the next layer is opened.
The buttons keep showing because you have copies of the buttons on every layer.
A click-and-reveal interaction should only use the buttons on the base.
However, because the shape of the pie wedges actually covers the entire area of the pie, those seem to interfere with clicking buttons on the base. So I suggest you create the wedge shapes in PowerPoint or another program so that they don't cover any of the other objects. Or just export them as images from Storyline, then insert those pictures, and crop them.
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Additionally, I tried to set up triggers on each layer: Set the state of Button 1 to hidden if the objects: buttons 1, 2, 3, and 4 are visited. But it keeps showing them when the next layer is opened.
The buttons keep showing because you have copies of the buttons on every layer.
A click-and-reveal interaction should only use the buttons on the base.
However, because the shape of the pie wedges actually covers the entire area of the pie, those seem to interfere with clicking buttons on the base. So I suggest you create the wedge shapes in PowerPoint or another program so that they don't cover any of the other objects. Or just export them as images from Storyline, then insert those pictures, and crop them.