incredible! I would love to see how you achieved this especially the morphing effects! I am interested in After Effects but if I can achieve this in Storyline all the better.
When working with vectors, how do you keep the layers of the vectors separate in storyline? I have tried so many ways to export them and they always convert to an image file... and then look blurry when adjusting size. If I try to paste in layers separate, the size is usually enormous and off center and takes lots of sorting and resizing to get it to look like it does in illustrator..
Thanks for reaching out! We don't currently support .SVG files in Storyline 360, but there is a way to import them as native shapes via PowerPoint. This article shares more on those steps:
We do have a report of folks who have requested this feature, and I'll be sure to add you to that list. We'll jump back in here with any updates to share as we continue to evaluate this feature based on our process here.
If you're following along and looking for sharp images, I've got great news for you! We just released another update for Articulate 360 and included a few important fixes you'll see in the release notes.
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Inspiring stuff, John. Thanks very much!
Inspiring is definitely the right word!! Thanks, John! Got me thinking!!
Great work!! :)
Impressive animation work, John! Thanks for sharing this with us!
incredible! I would love to see how you achieved this especially the morphing effects! I am interested in After Effects but if I can achieve this in Storyline all the better.
Hi John. Could you please re-post the Storyline version? I'd love to take a look but the link is no longer working.
Hi Tim,
You may also want to try clicking on John's profile and selecting the Contact Me button in case he doesn't see this reply!
https://aviva.articulate-online.com/4738639165
New link to Storyline version
https://aviva.articulate-online.com/4738639165
When working with vectors, how do you keep the layers of the vectors separate in storyline? I have tried so many ways to export them and they always convert to an image file... and then look blurry when adjusting size. If I try to paste in layers separate, the size is usually enormous and off center and takes lots of sorting and resizing to get it to look like it does in illustrator..
Hi Sarah,
Thanks for reaching out! We don't currently support .SVG files in Storyline 360, but there is a way to import them as native shapes via PowerPoint. This article shares more on those steps:
We do have a report of folks who have requested this feature, and I'll be sure to add you to that list. We'll jump back in here with any updates to share as we continue to evaluate this feature based on our process here.
Hello everyone!
If you're following along and looking for sharp images, I've got great news for you! We just released another update for Articulate 360 and included a few important fixes you'll see in the release notes.
The item you'll be interested in is:
New: Import scalable vector graphics (SVGs) to Storyline 360 so images stay sharp when learners zoom in and out.
Just launch the Articulate 360 desktop app on your computer and click the Update button for Storyline 360. Details here.
Please let us know if you have any questions, either here or by reaching out to our Support Engineers directly.