Hello. I have a video playing in an object's selected state. Is there any way to loop within a state? I know I can loop in the timeline using a trigger (Play Media when media completes), but since no timeline in a state, perhaps it's not possible.
FYI: I'm not putting the video into a layer because I want to have only audio in those layers (as suggested by a different post as a way to ensure audio stops when each object is clicked).
Hey Beth! I see your post here and curious if this is a different request or if it's the same file for me to take a peek? Just let me know where you're at in your project/questions.
This question was different, but I actually figured it out. Should I delete it when that happens? I'm new to the Heroes discussion posting, but I am absolutely thrilled with it.
Good idea Walt. What I did was added the video to the layer where the audio lives so the video would be on a timeline and I could loop it using a trigger (Play Media when Media Completes). The video also lives in the state so that when the layer is hidden once you leave it, the static image of the video from the state still displays. Not sure if that's the best way to do it, but it's what I discovered.
Hey Beth - Thank you for popping back in to share. Walt is correct and that is the best use to the community in case someone runs across this thread in the future. No need to delete anything :)
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Hey Beth! I see your post here and curious if this is a different request or if it's the same file for me to take a peek? Just let me know where you're at in your project/questions.
Hi Leslie.
This question was different, but I actually figured it out. Should I delete it when that happens? I'm new to the Heroes discussion posting, but I am absolutely thrilled with it.
Thanks for following up.
-Beth
Actually, the best action is to post your solution here, to help someone else down the line.
Good idea Walt. What I did was added the video to the layer where the audio lives so the video would be on a timeline and I could loop it using a trigger (Play Media when Media Completes). The video also lives in the state so that when the layer is hidden once you leave it, the static image of the video from the state still displays. Not sure if that's the best way to do it, but it's what I discovered.
Hey Beth - Thank you for popping back in to share. Walt is correct and that is the best use to the community in case someone runs across this thread in the future. No need to delete anything :)
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